Using ginger, lemon juice and a dash of cinnamon for good measure. It's an adults-only twist to a fave zingy fizzy.

Fill your mouth with toasted malts, balanced by dry-hop flavours, for an indulgent yet easy-drinking dark ale.

With its hoppy English style and bittered bite, this invigorating pale ale is sure to quench ones thirst.

Fragrant Riwaka and Galaxy hops provide a strong, clean bitterness that makes this aromatic session ale easy-drinking and refreshing.

A unique blend of classic European style with local Nelson hops, this Pilsner boasts an uplifting, refreshing citrus kick.

Bright and aromatic, this pale ale bursts with zesty citrus and tropical fruit from Riwaka, Motueka, and Citra hops. Juicy notes of lime, passionfruit, and grapefruit, balanced by a soft malt backbone. A crisp, refreshing finish with subtle bitterness keeps it lively and crushable. Perfectly sessionable!

Copper coloured IPA, Citrus and stone fruit flavours from the combination of Citra, Amarillo and Motueka hops, balanced with subtle biscuit and nutty malt noted from NZ malted barley. 6.1% ABV

This Pilsner puts Tuatara off the map, but like every Tuatara they possess the ability to regenerate. Refreshment gets a massive upgrade through a Pilsner malt base contrasted by bold lime, grapefruit and gooseberry hop armoas.

This hazy creature seduces your taste buds with a hint of passionfruit, mango, pink grapefruit and hints of white peach stone fruit, all for a silky smooth mouth feel.

Often called 'lazy ales' for their relative lack of refinement, Tuatara's hazy has a scant bitterness and explodes with 'juicy' tropical and citrus fruit flavours. A refreshing combination of mango and pineapple with a generous dose of citrus. Light bodied with honeyed malt undertones.

Three styles, one box. Two cans each of Tuatara Hazy Pale Ale, Tuatara Hazy IPA and Tuatara Evolution Regenerate Hoppy Pilsner. A great gift for craft beer connoisseurs or people who can't decide which one to pick!

Tui East India Pale Ale is a light, crisp, and delicately malted beer. After opening the screw cap and nursing your torn finger you should notice a distinct aroma of the Mangatainoka River. No? Rest the bottle neck gently under your nostril and give it another sniff, you'll get it.