Marion Street, inner city saison, a style of beer from a simpler time, lovingly recreated for the new urban world. Fermented with mixed cultures, aged in oak barrels and blended with a portion of aged sour stock, it's an easy drinking farmhouse style ale with a subtle tart twist. A traditional brew that's as refreshing now as it ever was.

Juicebox - the Junior edition! Hazy goodness and big tropical hops in this sessionable IPA.

The arrival of hops to the brewing scene in England in the 1500s led to a moral panic, hops were described as 'a Wicked, & Pernicious Weed', feared to bring the downfall of civilized society. Thankfully, they were right.

Let's hit the road. All India Permit, brewed with pilsner, wheat and crystal oats matched with tropical Mosaic hops, a subtle touch of anardana (pomegranate seed) amchoor (dried green mango) tamarind and Indian spices. Take your taste buds on a trip.

Bold stonefruit, pine and citrus aroma in this big beer!

A punchy, classic combo of juicy and tropical hops. Bursting medley of firm hops from both sides of the pacific.

Stoke Extra Pale Ale Legacy Edition.

Long Days of Haze is a smooth and sessionable hazy pale ale, handcrafted for the summer months. A bright and lively aroma of mandarin, white grape and gooseberry lead to a full-flavoured fruit salad for a zesty, juicy and refreshing sip. One to toast to the good times ahead.

For the third Haze of the People, they handed the vote to those with their finger on the pulse of what's hot in the world of hops - that is, the owners and staff of Sprig + Fern Taverns and other fine establishments pouring your Sprig + Fern favourites. With the lion's share of votes, the hops we lined up for Haze of the People #3 include the legendary Mosaic and Nelson Sauvin varieties. Together, they send out an aroma of pear, plump grapes, tangerine and lemon sherbet, while the tastebuds get to enjoy white grape, melon, a slight herbaceousness and white jet planes (y'know, the lemon-y ones). Crisp, smooth and easy-drinking, this earns the votes.

Classically-styled and supremely easy-drinking, Fields of Gold Hefeweizen hits all the marks you'd expect from a Hefe done well. Straw-coloured with a stunning haze, and a nose with notes of banana, stone-fruit, a sprinkling of baking spices. On the sip there's a juiciness with a slightly tart edge, and a wheat base that gives a bite of banana bread. They can think of no better beer to whisk us all towards warmer weather.

Introducing One Standard, a Micro IPA meticulously crafted for those who appreciate quality without compromise. This 3.1% ABV brew showcases the Golden Promise pale ale malt, harmoniously complemented by malted oats for a smooth mouthfeel. Balanced with a subtle bitterness from Columbus hops and the trio of Cryo Citra, Motueka, and Riwaka hops that elevates this beer. Expect vibrant flavours and enticing aromas of citrus, tropical fruit, and a touch of pine. One Standard is proof that even at lower ABV, exceptional taste knows no limits.

A one way ticket to Munich, Helles is cooler than you'd think! In German, Helles is shiny and light, which is exactly what you will get cracking into this beer. Picture the light in the dark can that is crisp, clean and delicious. Flavours: With delicious speciality malts, you can have a Lager and a bit of flavour with it. Think smooth, crisp and clean for even the most picky palates. This is where craft drinkers meet lager drinkers for a glass and a yarn.