Hard Yards

In 1877, when gold was found, The Bump Track was the only road to Port Douglas and it was no leisurely Sunday drive. Unforgiving and treacherous, it brought meaning to the term ‘no pain, no gain’. Its notoriety lives on in the dark lager you’re holding and you can read the whole story at hemingways.com.au Crafted with pure waters from the Mossman Gorge and built upon a pilsner backbone, this crisp, light-bodied larger is overflowing with colour malts, new world hops and finished with low bitterness. Malt dominates with chocolate, coffee and biscuit flavours apparent. It’s one for the adventurous, the purists and, thankfully, easier to swallow than a stint on The Bump Track back in 1877.