When a certain tiny-handed tangerine tyrant floated the idea of annexing Canada as the 51st state Behemoth sent Churly undercover - decked out in Mountie red, waving the Stars and Stripes, and rocking a cowboy hat. The result? A Canadian Red IPA that's enough red to make both flags proud, equal parts bold, bitter, and slightly confused about which side of the border it's on. Big on malty richness with a strong, hoppy backbone (just like a true Canuck), 51st State is a salute to what happens when diplomacy meets delusion-and beer wins. Drink it before someone tries to build a wall up north.

Suit up, Beer bros and brew goddesses, because Churly just dropped the IPA equivalent of a high-five wrapped in a bro hug. They've teamed up with the legendary hop masterminds at Clayton Hops to bring you something legen-wait for it-dary! Introducing Challenge Accepted, a Hazy IPA packing two brand new, unproven, trial hops (CIP076 & CIP014) that are basically begging to be tested by someone awesome enough to handle this level of juicy. Juicy orange, luscious peach, and sticky mango that'll slap your palate with the confidence of a tailored suit and a killer pickup line. It's smooth. It's bold. It's ridiculously juicy. Because when you get the opportunity to play with experimental hops, there's only one thing to say... Challenge Accepted!

Well it's back, it's that time again, seriously, how?. This label is not big enough to name all the stupid things he has said and done. But it's time to dump the Cheeto Jebus, Angry Creamsicle, Captain Chaos, Cadet Bone Spurs, Orange Julius, Rome Burning in Man Form, Screaming Carrot Demon, Worlds ugliest toy troll, Godzilla with Less Foreign Policy Experience, Tangerine Tornado, Creep Throat, Trumple-thin-skin, (Hold Me Closer) Tiny Hand Sir, Drumpf, Fface Von Clownstick. So since this blurb has nearly been taken up with Trumps accurate nicknames let Behemoth tell you about the beer. Behemoth have got a massive West Coast IPA and loaded it hops. Think pineapple, grapefruit, pine and some awesome tropical flavours and aromas. Surely this will be the last time...

Hot Dogs and Hazy IPA's, what's not to love? This beer was originally brewed especially for Behemoth's 1st Annual Hot Dog eating contest at Rogue and Vagabond for the Road to Beervana in Wellington. This beer uses Citra Hops and Citra Cryo Hops to create a tropical, citrus, refreshing IPA. It does go down well after a hot dog. It also goes down well after 12 hot dogs. Or, well dammit, it goes down well if you have had no hot dogs. Feel free to have as many or as little hot dogs as you please. Please note, this beer contains no hot dogs as that would just be gross.

This beer is inspired by Nashville, Tennessee. Nashville is a crazy, vibrant place; full of live music, in every bar, at all times of day and night. It's a place famous for hot chicken, cowboy boot stores, and a never ending flow of hen nights. This place is pretty much the Vegas of the south. With its blend of beer, food, and culture Behemoth could only think of one hop that would sum the place up; Mosaic. So, this Hazy IPA is chock full of Mosaic hops to represent how many things are going on in Music City. It's a Mosaic of experiences and flavours. Enjoy Ya'll.

Back from the grave and holier than thou, No New Pope is Behemoth's big, bold, Black Smoked Imperial Stout. This stout is rich, roasty, and cloaked in divine smoke, like incense in a cathedral... if that incense was set on fire by a pyromaniac monk with a taste for strong beer. Churly channelling some papal mischief behind the big chair. No heresy here, just heavenly dark malts, smoky whispers, and enough body to make you question your faith (in weaker stouts).

Damn that is hoppy! Behemoth juiced a crazy amount of hops into this Hazy Double IPA. This beer does not skimp on the hop bling, loading this beer with Citra, Mosaic, Motueka and Nectaron. So stop reading this, get the beer into a baller ass beer glass and enjoy that hop juice you crave!

Behemoth have been dreaming of this moment - sending hoppy letters back and forth with their mates at Block 15 Brewing in Oregon to craft something truly special. Together, they've penned the perfect West Coast IPA, loaded with old-school bitterness and bright, expressive hops that bridge the gap between them. Crisp, clear, and packed with citrus, pine, and resinous intensity, Hop Penpals is Behemoth's way of saying cheers, no matter the distance.

This collision of a strong, clean Imperial Pilsner with generous fresh Riwaka is no accident. Bone shaker gives you that crisp hit of a great Pilsner but then follows through with a robust hop profile, adding fruit and floral characters that go well beyond mere texture. Imperial-level strength helps push the hops and the firm, dry bitterness over the top. One might even lose their head over it.

Boneface Brewing are keeping it down home with this blend of citrus and passionfruit flavours from kiwi hops. Music to your tastebuds.

Boneface Brewing are keeping it down home with this blend of citrus and passionfruit flavours from kiwi hops. Music to your tastebuds.

Goses are soured salty wheat ales with lemon, lime, coriander and such, not usually dry hopped. But then the Bract Project chose Boneface for an exclusive experiment with one of their new varieties. Enjoy the citrus and tropical fruit delights of NZH-106.