Clawhammer
We're keeping it down home with this blend of citrus and passionfruit flavours from kiwi hops. Music to your tastebuds.
The juiciest hazy, brewed to drink sensibly with your mates, while you yell at the TV "GO LEKA YOU F&#$ING BEAUTY".
Bright, juicy, and packed with New Zealand and US hops, Hoof It Pale Ale balances soft haze with a crisp, refreshing finish.
Lid Ripper Hazy IPA is our OG Hazy IPA. Made with pale malts, oats, and wheat. It is late hopped and dry hopped with our favourite American and New Zealand hops. All this makes for a big juicy Hazy IPA, which is more restrained in bitterness than our usual IPAs but what it lacks in bitterness it makes up for with bucket loads of flavour and aromas of Passionfruit, mango and gooseberry. This Hazy IPA is so ridiculously good, your lid won’t stand a chance!
Haze Juice, delivers everything you've come to expect from a Behemoth Hazy IPA, and then some! We’ve packed in a bunch of our favourite NZ & US hops so that it’s bursting at the seams with juicy, tropical flavours. It's as palatable as it is sessionable, making it the ideal choice for any beer-related occasion that has you reaching for a cold one. So, whether you're relaxing or just enjoying some much needed downtime, dive into this Haze Juice and savour the best of what a Behemoth Hazy IPA has to offer!
Packed full of tropical and citrus flavours, with just a hint ofbitterness to round this juicy brew off. A consistent, solid Hazy IPA.
We have used an “Epic” amount of hops as you would expect from us. It’s like drizzling freshly squeezed passionfruit, mango and pineapple juice across your tongue. Super low bitterness and maximum haze, will keep every Hazy-Head happy!
This unassuming, fuzzy character, laden with all American hops is bringing the ruckus to the crag.
This beer is a tropical explosion! A hazy golden orange beer, with a bright white head. Featuring an aroma of citrus, with hints of mango and citrus and a slight note of sweet malt at the end. This beer is medium bodied with a dry finish.
