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BEERS & CIDERS ON TAP POT PINT Boags Draught 4.2 8.4 Vale Dark Ale 5 9 Guinness 9.5 Orchard Crush James Squire 5 9 Kirin (Japan) 6 (390ml) 10 Little Creatures Pale 5 9 AUSTRALIAN BEER EXPERIENCE SOME OF OUR GREAT CRAFT ᴥ Lick Pier GINGER BEER 9 ᴥ 2Brothers-Kung Foo Rice Lag 8.5 ᴥ Berwicks OWN Berwick Brew 8.5 Moo Brew Dark Ale 9 Prickly Moses Chainsaw Wheat Beer 8.5 2 Birds Sunset Ale 9 White Rabbit White Ale 8 2 Birds Golden Ale 9 Prickly Moses Organic Pilsner 8.5 James Boags Premium Lager 7 White Rabbit Dark Ale 8 Victoria Bitter 7 Bee Sting Honey Wheat Beer 8 Pure Blonde 7 Crown Lager 7 James Squire Golden Ale 8.5 Coopers Sparkling Ale 7 James Squire Sundown Lager 8.5 Carlton Draught 7 Little Creatures Bright Ale 8.5 James Boags Premium Light 6 8 8 IMPORTED BEER TRAVEL THE WORLD WITH EIGHTYONE….. ᴥ Red Peroni-Original (Italy) 9 ᴥ Bavaria Premium Light (Holl) 8.5 Tyskie Polish Beer 500ml Can 13 Quilmes-Argentina's Favorite Beer 7 Trumer Pils (Austria) 9.5 *Erdinger Kristall 10 Stella Artois (Belgium) 9 *Schofferhofer Premium Wheat Beer 10 Leffe Blonde (Belgium) 10 *Weihenstephaner Hefe Weissbier 10 Hoegaarden (Belgium) 9.5 * All from Germany Guinness Draught (Ireland) 9.5 Schloss Eggenberg Irbock Pale Dbl Bock 12 Corona (Mexico) 9 WARNING!!!! 9.6% 1 of the worlds stongest! Asahi (Japan) 9 Schloss Hofen Pils (Czech Beers) 9 CIDER WE HAVE THE BEST AUSTRALIA HAS TO OFFER… ᴥ Flynns Crispy Apple Cider (S 8.5 2 Brothers Gypsy Pear Cider 9 ᴥ The Hills Apple Cider 9 Cheeky Rascal Raspberry & Apple 9 ᴥ Spikey Norman Pear & Apple 8.5 Rekorderlig (Sweden) 12 (see wait staff for flavors) (LkJ) = Low Kilojoules ᴥ = STAFF RECOMMENDATIONS T BEERS …...

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