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Light Range Full Flavour LIGHT RANGE FULL FLAVOUR BREW Alc% 20 Australian CP 2.7 Fosters Special Light 18 Bouvard Nugget 3.5 Swan Gold 6 Cow Girl 3.2 Coors, Light Golden Mid Strength 72 Channel Light Bitter 3.5 Matilda Bay 91 Light Lygon 3.5 Carlton Mid Strength 95 PGL Light 3.5 Hahn Premium Light 62 Pilsner Light 3.5 Original American, Smooth As Silk Pilsner 71 WA Drought 3.5 Emu Draught 21 Worst End Bitter 2.7 West End Bitter 4 Straws 3.5 Stroh's Golden, Light Bodied American Lager FULL STRENGTH STANDARD RANGE 2 Classic American Pils 4.0 Budweiser Light, Fresh Aromatic Hops 73 Australian Amber Bitter 4.2 Emu Bitter 12 Australian Export 4.2 Fosters 28 Canadian Cow 4.2 Moosehead, Rich Lager With Delicate Hops 29 Canadian Pilsner 4.1 Labbats Blue, Light Malt Flavoured Pilsner 8 CCCCPPPP 4.1 XXXX, Classic Queenslander 3 Cowboy Lager 4.0 Coors, Golden Light Malt Dry Lager Style 110 Mexi Max 4.0 Corona Pale Light Beer. Easy Drinking 51 Mexican Crown 3.6 Corona Pale Light Beer. Easy Drinking 5 Milwaukee Lager 4.0 Miller Draught, Pale Light Flavoured Beer 74 Ossie Ostrich Lager 4.2 Emu Export A True West Aussie Styled Beer 94 PGL Lager 4.0 Hahn Premium, Light Coloured Full Bodied Beer 68 Tokyo Gold 4.1 Kirin, Mellow Light Coloured Japanese Lager 16 Dusty 3.7 3.7 Hahn super dry 3.5, Light bodied low hopped 15 Van Diemans Premium 4.1 Cascade, Smooth Golden Premium Beer FULL STRENGTH STANDARD RANGE 10 Australian Dark Ale 4.4 Tooheys Old 9 Aust Summer Ale 4.7 Tooheys Red 106 Beckers Best 4.8 Becks, Refreshing With A Hint Of Bitterness 98 Bogus Beer 4.5 James Boag Crisp, Clean Premium Lager 105 Cold Snap 4.8 Carlton Cold, Perfect Thirst Quenching Lager 104 Driza Beer 5.0 Tooheys Extra Dry, Cold Filtered Dry Aussie 115 Demond's Bitter 4.9 Melbourne Bitter, Crisp Hoppy Lager 11 Four Seasons Ale 4.8 Victoria Bitter, An Australian Bitter Classic 55 Kiwi Lager 4.1 Light Golden Pilsner With A Pleasant Bitterness, Balanced Hop 111 Japanese Dry 4.6 Asashi Dry, Light Bodied Low Hop Lager 17 Jezza Draught 4.3 Carlton Draught, Light Bodied, Smooth Beer 27 Moleskins Export 4.5 Molsons Export, Canadian Light Bodied Lager 101 Monarch Lager 4.6 Crown, Full Flavoured Light Golden Favourite 121 Pedro's Lager 4.7 Corona, Light Coloured Easy Drinking 13 Republican Lager 4.7 Crown Lager, Rich Golden Malt Lager 50 Rising Sun Lager 4.7 Sapporo, Golden Japanese Light Bodied Beer 124 Tassi Tiger 4.8 Cascade, Premium Smooth & Crisp FULL STRENGTH PREMIUM RANGE 79 Alpine Lager 4.5 Original : Full Bodied Golden Lager 7 Aust Premium Wheat 4.7 Redback, Wheat Beer Drinkers Love It 84 Bad Dog 4.7 Carlton Black, Black And Tan Style 83 Barnzack 4.5 Original : Golden Lager 112 Sheila 4.8 Stella Artois, Light Bobbied, Hint of Honey 76 Black Bitzer 5.0 Dog bolter 75 Docker Bitter 4.9 Fremantle Bitter 38 Dutch Dark Ale 5.0 Heineken Dark 39 Swing Top 4.6 Grolsh 40 Dutch Premium Pilsner 4.4 Heineken 60 English Pale Ale 5.0 Bass 31 Four Quicks 4.4 Red Strip 45 German Blond 4.8 Lowenbrau 35 Iceberg Beer 4.8 Tuborg 108 Irish Ale 4.8 Kilkenny Tasty Mid Brown Ale 92 Italian Lager 4.8 Golden Lager With An Aromatic Hop 42 McSporron Lager 5.0 Tennants 56 Newcastle's Finest 5.0 Newcastle Brown Ale 61 Old Royal Pale Ale 5.0 Double Dimond 34 Original Pils 5.0 Hoppy Golden Lager 88 Richards Red 4.7 Richards 102 Sparkling Ale 4.8 Coopers Sparkling Ale 90 Special Dutch Pils 4.8 Stella Artois: Sweeter style 30 Viking Lager 4.5 Carlsberg ORIGINAL TRADITIONAL RANGE 64 Azacca Ale 4.2 A US style pale ale with citris & tropical tones 117 Amber Ale 4.6 Boddingtons Rich Amber, Well Hopped 123 Fat IPA 4.8 Fat Yak Style Pale Ale, Fruity and Hoppy 128 Bakers Ale 4.2 Pale Ale Slight Bitterness, A Hint Of Wheat 80 Blackfly 4.9 Original : Stout 32 Cream Ale 4.5 Original : Golden Ale Smooth & Tasty 120 Dodgers Ale 4.2 Rogers : Slightly Malty With Medium Hop 37 Dunkel Weizen 4.9 Original : Dark Wheat Mid Brown 44 German Pilsner 4.8 Hoppy Pilsner 46 Golden Wheat Lager 4.8 Original : Wheat 49 Irish Stout 4.6 Guinness Bitter Style 118 Little Critters 4.5 Little Creatures Pale, Unfiltered 48 Micki's 4.8 Harp Lager 53 Munich Dunkel 4.9 Original : Copper Colour 54 Munich Hells 5.0 Original : Bark Golden Lager 57 Northern Brown Ale 4.8 Original : Smooth Tasting Brown Ale 58 Nut Brown Ale 4.5 Original : Mid Brown Ale 86 Pub Bitter (super) 5.0 Original : As Above Plus Alcohol 65 Scottish Export 4.6 Original : Mid Brown Ale 66 Special Bitter 5.0 Original : Mid Brown Bitter 69 Weizen 4.9 Dark Golden Wheat Beer SUPER RANGE FULL FLAVOUR 25 Belgian Triple 7.8 Duvel 26 Bohemian Lager 5.4 Original : Golden Beer 81 B.D Imperial Stout 8.5 Original : Black, Barley Wine 36 Dortmund 5.6 Original : Golden Lager 43 English Strong Ale 6.7 Original : High Alco Dark Golden 41 ESB 5.5 Original : Light Brown, Bitter Ale 342 Fortnightly 5.2 Full flavoured pale ale with a fruity aroma 115 Hoegarden 4.6 A Crisp Beer With Citrus & Herbal Flavours 109 Old Peculiar 7.0 Theakston's : Dark Smooth, Tasty and Thick 122 Rafferty Golden Ale 6.0 James Squire, Hoppy Full Bodied Ale 125 Reserve Ale 6.0 Fat Yak Style. Slightly Fruity Amber Ale 77 Rhino Beer 7.0 Carlsberg Elephant Beer 87 Spider Poison 6.9 Original : High Alc,Dry Lager 70 Weizen Bock 6.8 Original : Dark, Heavy and Sweet 85 Widow maker 8.0 Original : Drink Carefully LO CARBCARB 130 Lo Carb P G L 4.7 Original Slightly Hoppy 131 Lo Carb American Pils 4.3 Light Colour Dry Crisp Finish 132 Lo Carb Driza 5 Light Colour Dry Slightly Sweet 133 Bluey's Dry 5.1 Carlton Dry Style GINGER BEER 3.6 Less Sweet Style B/D PEAR BEER 4.5 Slightly Dry B/D APPLEPEAR BEERBEER 4.5 Drier Style INFORMATION Brew must be paid for prior to brewing. You will end up with 5 1/2 to 6 Cartons of 375ml stubbies Bottlestles available available at $66 $55.00per per brew. brew. Bottles need to be clean and are sterilized prior to you bottling. It is not intended that the styles indicated are exactly the same as our beer. NOTE - ALL YOUR BEER MUST BE KEPT REFRIGERATED AT ALL TIMES Thursday Late Night Trading. Saturday Last Brew/Bottle 1.00.
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