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Draught Bottle Beer Ciders Tea & Coffee Sparkling DRAUGHT SPARKLING ROTATING CRAFT BEER TAPS VICTORIA RESTLESS REBEL BLANC DE BLANC NV 6.5 29 CHECK OUT NOWTAPPED.COM 3 RAVENS - ESB, Bitter, Smoke Beer (South Eastern Australia) CAVALIER - Brown SEPPELT SPARKLING SHIRAZ 45 BEER OF THE MONTH (Grampians, VIC) CUB - Crown Lager ALPHA PALE ALE HAWTHORN - Amber Ale, Pale Ale, Pilsner, IPA, Golden CHANDON BRUT ROSE NV 49 CARLTON DRAUGHT (Yarra Valley, VIC) HARGREAVES HILL - Stout, ESB, Pale Ale, Golden HILLS CLOUDY APPLE CIDER MORE THAN PETALUMA CROSER NV 45 HOLGATE - Hopinator, Pale Ale, Pilsner, Road Trip, (Adelaide Hills, SA) LAZY YAK 100 AUSTRALIAN CRAFT BEERS Temptress, Norton Lager G.H MUMM CORDON ROUGE NV 79 PURE BLONDE TO DISCOVER! MOUNTAIN GOAT - Hightail Ale, Steam Ale, Summer Ale, (Reims, France) RESCHS Fancy Pants, Surefoot Stout RUBY TUESDAY AMBER ALE TOOBORAC - Gunslinger Pale, Amber Ale WHITE WINE SCHARER’S LAGER TWO BIRDS - Sunset Ale, Golden Ale, Taco, Bantam IPA ST HALLETT RIESLING 8.5 39 VICTORIA BITTER WHITE RABBIT - White Ale, Dark Ale (Eden Valley, SA) TOOTHS PALE ALE BELLVALE PINOT GRIGIO 48 TASMANIA (Gippsland Valley, VIC) CASCADE - Light ROB DOLAN PINOT GRIS 9.5 49 (Yarra Valley, VIC) BOTTLE BEER JAMES BOAGS - Light, Premium ABEL’S TEMPEST SAUVIGNON BLANC 9.5 48 MOO BREW - Pale Ale, Hefeweizen, Dark, Pilsner, Belgo, Single Hop NEW SOUTH WALES (Tasmania) 4 PINES - Pale Ale, Hefeweizen, Stout, Kolsch COLDSTREAM HILLS SAUVIGNON BLANC 48 WESTERN AUSTRALIA BATCH BREWING CO. - American Pale Ale, West Coast IPA (Yarra Valley, VIC) FERAL BREWING - Hop Hog, White Ale, Smoked Porter, ENDEAVOUR - Amber Ale, Pale Ale TYRRELL’S HUNTER VALLEY SEMILLON 8.5 39 Sly Fox, Karma Citra, Boris (Hunter Valley, NSW) HAHN - Super Dry, Premium Light LITTLE CREATURES - Pale Ale, Pilsner, Rogers, Bright Ale CAPE MENTELLE SAUVIGNON BLANC SEMILLON 9.5 45 LITTLE BREWING CO. - Wicked Elf Pale Ale, (Margaret River, WA) NAIL BREWING - Nail Ale, Oatmeal Stout Wicked Elf Witbier, Wicked Elf Pilsner, Porter, Double IPA, IPA BEAUMONT BY KNAPPSTEIN CHARDONNAY 6.5 29 LORD NELSON - 3 Sheets Pale Ale, Old Admiral Ale (Adelaide Hills, SA) MURRAY’S - Rude Boy, Night Demon, Whale Ale, Dark Knight DEVIL’S LAIR CHARDONNAY 55 Porter, Fred, Angry Man, Icon 2IPA CIDERS (Margaret River, WA) PIGS FLY - Pale Ale, Pilsner RIVERSIDE BREWERY - Porter, Summer Ale, IPA APPLE THIEF - Pink Lady, William Pear, Granny Smith ROSE SIX STRINGS - Pale Ale, Hef, IPA BATLOW - Apple Cider CHARLES MELTON ROSE OF VIRGINIA 11 55 (Barossa Valley, SA) STONE & WOOD - Pacific Ale, Lager, Jasper, Garden Ale BILPIN - Original Apple Cider, Pear Cider, Blush, Archibald TOOHEYS - New, Extra Dry, Old BROOKVALE UNION - Apple Cider , Ginger Ale RED WINES TEMPLE BREWING CO. - New World Order American Stout, HILLS - Apple Cider, Pear Cider, Apple & Ginger, Hopped Apple Anytime IPA, Bicycle Beer Summer Ale, Power Stance Pilsner YOUNG HENRY’S - Cloudy Apple LABRUNE ET FILS PINOT NOIR 9 43 (Aude Valley, France) WILDE - Gluten Free Pale Ale YENDA - Pale, IPA, Hell, Golden COLDSTREAM HILLS PINOT NOIR 49 (Yarra Valley, VIC) YOUNG HENRY’S - Hop Ale, Natural Lager, Real Ale, Newtowner PIZZINI SANGIOVESE SHIRAZ 43 YULLI’S BREWS - Norman Australian Ale TEA & COFFEE (King Valley, VIC) TEA 4 MR RIGGS “THE DELINQUENT” SHIRAZ 9.5 45 QUEENSLAND (McLaren Vale, SA) CAPPUCCINO 4 BURLEIGH BREWING CO - Hef, My Wife’s Bitter, 28 Pale PENFOLDS “BIN 28” SHIRAZ 11 55 FLAT WHITE 4 (South Australia) CASTLEMAINE - XXXX Gold, XXXX Summer Lager LATTE 4 NEWSTEAD BREWING CO - Golden Ale, Session Ale BEAUMONT BY KNAPPSTEIN CABERNET MERLOT 6.5 29 LONG BLACK 3.8 (Clare Valley, SA) SHORT BLACK 3.2 KUDOS CABERNET SAUVIGNON 8.5 39 SOUTH AUSTRALIA (Coonawarra, SA) COOPERS - Dark, Clear, Pale Ale, Sparkling WYNNS THE GABLES CABERNET SAUVIGNON 8.5 39 KNAPPSTEIN - Lager (Coonawarra, SA) McLAREN VALE - Amber, Pale Ale, Lager, IPA ST HUGO GRENACHE SHIRAZ MATARO 55 MISMATCH BREWING CO. - Session Ale, Extra Pale Ale (Barossa, SA) australianheritagehotel.com [email protected].
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