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Emu Draft is a mild tasting brew with a distinct astringent effervescence thanks to Humulus Lupulus, hops. This a well mannered beer for those of us who need to watch the alcohol content or just want a refreshing beer quench without the heady return. Make sure you serve this one icy cold.
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When our AustralianBeers.com reviewer followed one bloke inside the bar to get a beer he asked him what he was drinking. "Maate", he said, "Export mate", "Nectar of the gods mate, nectar of the gods". And he was deadly serious.
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The sweet malty palate of Red Ant Lager makes it a great partner for Asian cuisine. Try Indian dishes like Rogan Josh, Lamb Korma and Vindaloo. Other Asian flavours such as spicy Thai and Sri Lankan fair should not be left out. Desserts such as fried ice cream, sponge cake and cheese platters are a perfect end to a meal with Red Ant by its side.
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Emu Bitter introduced in 1923 is one of the Swan Brewing Companies flagship brews from the nation's largest state. The popular Western Australian is a golden mainstream brew that is rich in hops aroma and bitterness. Like most popular mainstream beers, Emu Bitter is extremely drinkable with subtle flavours that don't overpower the palate.
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Like most Australian mainstream beers Swan Draught is a friendly beer that does not hit you with complicated flavours. This makes the beer very smooth to drink and quick to disappear. The uncomplicated beer that has been around since 1857 is the perfect way to beat the West Australian heat.
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The brewery is proud to name this beer after the year that the Swan Brewery began crafting its first batch of beer. 1857 is a rich copper coloured beer that is smooth and clean with a strong soda effervescence.
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The brewers at Matilda Bay have used the perfect recipe of malt to provide Dogbolter's creamy head that, unfortunately, is only fleeting. However, with the rich flavour and the smooth finish that this dark ale imparts this fact will go unnoticed as you bolt for another.
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