
Bohemian Cider Tamarillo Amarillo
Take some Northland Tamarillos, a sprinkling of Amarillo Hops from California and mix them with our spritzy organic cider. It seems a bit crazy, but the savoury character of the tamarillo compliments the tropical citrus notes of the Hops. The Tamarillo also gives this cider a beautiful crimson colour. A beverage you won’t experience every day.
Junk Juice is a term of endearment that Beers Head Brewer, coined for his customised blend of fruits and herbs used for our house cider. Dry crisp finish. Dark salmon/plum colour. Natural looking. Raspberry sherbert nose with blackberry. More raspberry and blackberry in flavour. Good sweet acid balance. Good tannin in finish.
unfiltered CIDER MADE FROM ORGANIC HONEY CRISP APPLES. Intensely rich apple flavours. No added sugar natural SWEETNESS AND Fruitiness.
Deliciously crisp cider crafted from Hawke's Bay apples, carefully fermented and deftly spun to remove the alcohol.
We’ve taken the most fought-over dessert in the Southern Hemisphere and put it in a can. Blueberries, passionfruit and a dollop of creamy vanilla – all swirled through crisp apple cider. It’s fruity, it’s fluffy, it’s oh so flirty!
Last years Dunedin Craft Beer Festival Emerging Brewers Competition winner Andrew Leitch's winning Blackcurrant cider.
Refreshing as a morning in the mountains, Gold Digga's a low carb character born of the golden-apple orchards of Central Otago, deep in NZ's gold-mining country. All rugged good looks and dry attitude, he's a natural charmer capable of turning even the staunchest beer bros into cyder fanciers. Your gran might call him a "nice young cyder". Your mates'll call him an absolute legend. You've struck it rich in the taste stakes. Gold Digga's liquid gold.
This refreshing cider is the perfect combination of tropical sweet-tart. Our fresh cider has been deftly spun to remove the alcohol, then infused with passionfruit juice.
Crafted with Hawke’s Bay apples, luscious Central Otago peaches and balanced with the vibrant character of boysenberries and raspberries.