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!
You wanted an easy-drinking Lager and we are giving you one. Introducing the "Classic" beer you've been searching for. Quality meets easy goin' beer. No more sacrificing your standards.
Crisp Pilsner, perfect for a Summer’s day. Dry hopped with NZ's most loved hop Riwaka®
Refreshingly simple with soft malty sweetness, gentle bitternessand a clean finish
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.
Discover a refreshing twist on your classic lager with Town Bike International Style Lager—a perfect companion for sun-soaked afternoons and lively gatherings. This brew strikes a harmonious balance, offering a crisp, clean finish while maintaining a characteristically refreshing taste. With fewer carbs and a lower alcohol content, you can enjoy the laid-back vibes without any guilt. Subtle floral and citrus notes intermingle with a light malt backbone, creating a flavour profile that is both satisfying and easy-drinking. Town Bike invites you to savour the moment. Hop on, grab a cold one, and enjoy the ride!
Crisp, clean, and quietly expressive, Golden Hour Pilsner delivers soft malt character and gentle Saaz hop bitterness.
