What is the perfect burger beer? Juicy malts to compliment chargrilled character, hop bitterness to cut through fat and maybe a touch of umami to elevate the whole experience? Say hi to Red Dog - Red IPA brewed with four malts, red rice, Kohatu, Mosaic and Nelson Sauvin hops and red miso. Chewy malt and balanced bitterness, juicy tropical fruit aromatics with a delicate umami twist. It's your burger's best friend!

El Yacaré - The Caiman, South American style Cerveza, brewed with lager malts and maize, steeped with Yerba Mate leaves and infused with a twist of lime to create a unique crisp, clean and refreshing bright golden lager with delicate botanical notes and zesty citrus finish. Beer with bite.

Beyond the Pale, a Garage tradition celebrating New Zealand's own fantastic Fringe Festival with a very special avant garde offering. This year they bring you Lavender Scare, a beguiling blend of lavender flowers, citrus and monk fruit (AKA swingle fruit), which create a disarmingly delicious 'lavender lemonade' sour with a whimsical purple blush and just a hint of your Nan's potpourri. Get 'out there'.

Wash 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.

The arrival of hops to the brewing scene in England in the 1500s led to a moral panic, hops were described as 'a Wicked, & Pernicious Weed', feared to bring the downfall of civilized society. Thankfully, they were right.

You've struck gold! Gold Top - Belgian Style Pale Ale. Pilsner, Munich and Vienna malts, balanced with Hallertau and Saaz hops and fermented with a special Belgian yeast strain create a deliciously drinkable glowing golden ale with gentle floral hop, delicate fruit and subtle spice notes. It's a solid gold hit.

Bold stonefruit, pine and citrus aroma in this big beer!

Mild, not mild. British Steel, Black Country Dark Mild. Malted Autumn barley, crystal, chocolate and roasted malts, fermented with a characterful English yeast strain, create a supremely drinkable ale with toasted hazelnut and toffee pop biscuit notes artfully balanced with English Admiral and East Kent Golding hops. Nowt soft comes out of the Black Country.

Make an appointment with the Doctor. Dr Pete's Fortifying Brown Ale, brewed with ale, crystal, oat and chocolate malts, with just a touch of East Kent Golding for the perfect balance of restrained bitterness and juicy Horlicks sweetness, with hints of chocolate digestive and toasted hazelnut. Recommended for those suffering from NEIPA intolerance and IPA related hop fatigue. Good for what ales you.

How much do Garage Project love NZ hops? Rich amber red and redolent of the Nelson hop fields, Trip Hop is an ESB triple hopped with Pacifica, Motueka, and Riwaka. This trio of hops are added in increasingly lavish quantities throughout the boil, creating bitterness balanced on a generous malt base - easy drinking for resin heads. So how much do they love NZ hops? Three times as much as you think.

Serving up your sour by the slice. Aunt Sally's Slice of Sunshine - Key Lime Pie Cream Sour. Made with sweet light lager malt, wheat and honey Graham Crackers, kettle soured and infused with creamy lactose milk sugar and key lime puree. An absurdly juicy sweet and zesty sour. It's sunshine in a can.

Goses are soured salty wheat ales with lemon, lime, coriander and such, not usually dry hopped. But then the Bract Project chose Boneface for an exclusive experiment with one of their new varieties. Enjoy the citrus and tropical fruit delights of NZH-106.