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We like to think of this Porter as an historic artefact, retelling the stories of how this style oiled the wheels of the industrial revolution and was the thirst-quenching beer of the masses. This London-style brown Porter has lots of chewy English style malts, all grown locally of course our Porter is a fantastic showcase of NZ malts. Caramel sweetness, coffee and milk chocolate notes, drawn from deeply roasted malts, create a complex combination of fine flavour. A great style to slowly sip on over long conversations about how good dark beer really is!
Low stone fruit hop character for this malt driven beer. Chocolate, coffee and vanilla notes.
Alchemy Street Brewing - Luchador Like drinking a Mexican hot chocolate. Luchador is brewed with Scotch Bonnet chillies and dry spiced with the perfect amount of Cacao and Cinnamon to enhance the chocolate notes of the dark malts.
"A little nonsense now and then is relished by the wisest men." So take a break and treat yo' self we're nothing like a f****ng elf. They make toys and we make beer, so which one really brings more cheer? You know the answer now and then but might forget if you have ten. 440mls of Porter's Might will bring you chocolate orange delight.
9-5 Bound, Spiced Apple Crumble Imperial Stout. She’ll hold you tight until you shout. The safe word is “SMOKO.” A Spicy little number with a apple spice chaser. Oh behave baby! Coined for our own blend of froots and spices, crafted especially for the Scare Beers special release range.
Our quaffable, classic English Style Brown Porter. With a face like that on the label, it’s gotta be good. Cheers to Captain Black Lips! Malts: Maris Otter, Chocolate and Crystal
This is an intriguing Oatmeal Stout, on nitro, with layers deeper than most, it depends contemplation.
DogStar Brew Lab - Belgian Stout Limited Edition DCBFF25 Festival Brew. Limited to 50 litres.
Brewed in memory of Mike. A quiet, steady presence with deep love for his family and friends. McCormick’s Mild is a classic dark ale, handcrafted by the team who knew him best, as both a tribute and a toast to a life well lived.
