NZ Pilsner
Pilsner is a blonde lager that gets its name from the Bohemian city of Pilsen, first produced in 1842. using the lager yeast strain it's far more tolerant to cold temperatures than Ale yeast strains are. The suppressive effects of the cold temperatures typically used to brew a lager (coupled with their longer aging times) results in a cleaner flavour profile than you might otherwise find in an ale... our youngest addition to the menu, but likely a mainstay, Scotts NZ Pilsner is crisp, dry & good clean fun!
Bright, balanced, and built for clean refreshment, this lager is simplicity done right. Crisp and easy-drinking, with soft malt and subtle floral hop notes.
Part of Panhead’s Batch Can series, this Festbier nods to Bavarian Oktoberfest - a clean, crisp lager with toasty, bready malts. Perfectly balanced and ready for celebrating.
Originating in Austria, Vienna Lager really took off in America pre-1919 (when prohibition began), hence coined the term “Pre Prohibition Lager”. Our old world Vienna-style lager begins with crystal clear Alpine Water. Fermented very cold and slow. The result is a copper coloured lager that has a noted malty sweetness with a touch more richness than your usual lager. Hopped to balance the distinct toasty malt profile. The finish – clean, crisp and perfectly dry.
A light golden colour, true to the pilsner style. As a pilsner it’s a hop dominated brew with three hop varieties; Cascade, Green Bullet and Nelson Sauvin. These give the initial hit of citrus fruit and fresh green hop character.
Filled to the brim with a blend of American and NZ hops, there’s nothing traditional about this.
A classic German style helles lager with a citrusy modern Kiwi twist. A solid bready backbone is accented with Garston hops and Canyon grown malt. Taste the terroir as you rip into a Central Otago lager.
