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Unit price perSunrise Valley
Home & Away: A series of re-brews bringing some of our funnest overseas collaborations back to the Garage.
For this release we bring you Sunrise Valley: originally brewed in Canton, Massachusetts with East Coast brewing legends Trillium, using a radical hop-free boil, and a massive dry hop addition of New Zealand Nelson Sauvin and Rakau hops. Brinigng home the goodness.
Double Dry Hopped Hazy DIPA
8.0% ABV
$24.99
Unit price perHazy Pale Ale with a fresh and fruity burst from an eclectic mix of NZ and US hops. We kept it pretty relaxed on the ABV but it still jams out a punch for you hazy heads. A chill brew to make the birds sing whether the sun is shining or not.
4.7% ABV
$3.99
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Orion Island Pale Ale is from their new craft beer “Shokunin “range from Orion.
It is brewed with some of the finest indigenous ingredients that were carefully
sourced from Okinawa Japan which has created a refreshingly fruity
aroma and a touch of sweetness to it.
It can be enjoyed with any type of cuisine at any occasions.
ABV: 5%Alc
$20.99
Unit price perWhen the cliché was coined that dogs are humanity’s best friends, it was a Greyhound they had in mind. Whether your plans involve a run or a rest, a greyhound is up for joining in. We’ve dedicated our low carb hazy pale ale to them, and kept it fittingly lean and easy-going, with sparkling citrus hop characters, good balance, and a crisp finish.
4.3% ABV.
The perfect companion for a sun-drenched Tuesday afternoon. Or any other day for that matter. Session beers were first brewed for their low alcohol content and uncompromised flavour, the result of lofty tax rates and government rationing during WWI. But low alcohol doesn’t have to mean less flavour, and the Nelson Pale Ale certainly isn’t lacking in any of the good stuff.
Riwaka and Galaxy hops provide a strong, clean bitterness that makes this aromatic session ale easy drinking and refreshing.
4.2% ABV - LOW GLUTEN
$8.99
Unit price perShepherd Neame & Co - A historic brew which conjures up images of high seas and faraway places. An IPA encapsulates centuries of brewing tradition, a quintessentially strong and hoppy beer with a bold, stirring character. Our Indian Pale Ale delivers this magnificently; pale in colour and generously bittered with locally grown Fuggles hops.
6.1% ABV.
$3.50
Unit price perWash down your huhu grubs, pickled worms, and mountain oysters with a refreshing can of Crickets. This hazy pale ale was created especially for the Hokitika Wildfoods Festival, using cricket flour, made by crushing the insects. The wild, high protein supplement helps increase the haze and body of the brew. But you will be relieved to know it just tastes like beer with delicious peach, passionfruit, and lemon notes. You won't like Crickets, you will love it.
$9.50
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Hopalujah is a celebration of the classic Pale Ale style, incorporating a marriage of hops from both New Zealand and The U.S. The hop experience is balanced on a malt backbone that supports both the hop aroma and bitterness. Representing the best of both worlds, it showcases a slightly nutty, toasted touch from the malt and hops that run the spectrum from citrus and fruity to floral, herbal and light pine. Hopalujah! Time to celebrate! 5.0% ABV
$8.50
Unit price perThe spirit of independence and strength is what unites the people of Cornwall and the pint of Cornwall. Tribute - from the proudly Cornish and independent family brewery of over 150 years - is a tribute to these people, their spirit, and their unique approach to life.
$8.50
Unit price perOur citrus pale ale is approachable, moreish, and hauntingly good on any occasion. Originally brewed as a Halloween seasonal, interest lingered, like its lemony flavours, and it is now our best-selling beer. In the foggy past, patrons of The Bell Inn, our 600-year-old pub in Walberswick, told tall tales of ghostly ships that haunted the shore. The seeds of these stories were likely sown by smugglers trying to scare people away, but they later became the inspiration for everyone’s favourite eerie brew.