Launched in 1991, Scrumpy Cider remains one of New Zealand's favourite cider brands that continues to win awards both locally and internationally. An intensely rich apple flavour with a dry finish makes this stand-out from the many other 'scrumpy' style ciders.

Scrumpy Cider Ginger has a tantalising blend of crisp apple sweetness and warming ginger spice that dances on the palate. Whether enjoyed ice-cold on a hot summer's day or as a mixer in your favourite cocktail, Scrumpy Cider Ginger is the ultimate companion for good times. It's a sip of New Zealand ingenuity that's as vibrant and full of character as the land it comes from.

The fresh lemon zing makes it the ideal choice for summer. Launched in 1991, Scrumpy Cider remains one of New Zealand' favourite cider brands that continues to win awards both locally and internationally. A traditional scrumpy style cider with a fresh twist of Zing from the Lemon.

Fresh with a tang of Raspberry, Scrumpy Raspberry was launched in 2012 and hasn't looked back. Scrumpy Cider remains one of New Zealand's favourite cider brands that continues to win awards both locally and internationally.

Fresh with a tang of Raspberry, Scrumpy Raspberry was launched in 2012 and hasn't looked back. Scrumpy Cider remains one of New Zealand's favourite cider brands that continues to win awards both locally and internationally.

Now known as one of the world's greatest astronomers, New Plymouth alumnus Beatrice Tinsley changed the way in which we view the universe. Her ground-breaking discoveries in the Cosmos were looked down upon by her male colleagues and considered somewhat 'nutty'. With a strong sense of self and a mission for equality, she persevered with her passion, publishing over 100 papers that are still cited today. Like Tinsley, this Cosmic Nut Stout doesn't shy away - packed full of strong malt character and conditioned on Cacao nibs, Muscovado and enough almonds to fill the cosmos.

Charlie the Cockatoo - a feathered New Plymouth icon - lived until the ripe old age of 40, mostly situating himself alongside the Tea Rooms at Pukekura Park. A brief disappearance in 2013 had people guessing that he'd flown the coop, or worse, had gone to 'visit the farm'. Rather, he had been relegated to an aviary around the back of Brookland's Zoo, quite possibly due to the swear words that he had learned from dastardly teenagers. It appeared that Rehab served him well, however, as Charlie landed back at his usual perch for many more years entertaining locals and visitors alike. This Hazy IPA is brewed with Galaxy, Nelson Sauvin, Peachrine, Citra, and offers up flavours of juicy stone fruit, passionfruit and citrus.

Despite the name, 'German Hill' isn't particularly German at all. It earned its title from the blunt local assumption that any European accent must surely be German - when rather it was Inglewood's influx of Polish immigrants settling there in the area in the late 1800s. Close enough, right? Nestled just outside of Inglewood, the volcanic mound originally known as Atoa Iwa had previously served as a perfect kainga for local iwi, giving commanding views of the surrounding land. It also boasted several clean, bubbling springs of water known for its excellent mineral composition. Raise a stein and give a mighty Prost to this beer, brewed with traditional German malt and hops, with inspiration taken from the pure, fresh springs of German Hill.

Before the Auckland Skytower, the pinnacle of Aotearoa's expansive skyline was the New Plymouth Power Station's Chimney Stack, climbing a lofty 198m into the clouds. Situated next to Port Taranaki, and just down the road from the condom factory, this whopping structure was completed in 1972 with a continuous pour of concrete and still remains the second highest man-made structure in the country. The chimney was a flue to the power station's thermal energy, relying on Taranaki's abundant supply of natural gas and oil. Now redundant, the chimney remains in place as the only way to remove it would be to push it into the ocean.

In an age where median strips ruled and Google Maps reigned supreme, a noble band of Traffic Knights took to the streets of New Plymouth armed with foam swords, discount chainmail, and a deep respect for road rules. These Crosswalk Crusaders chose peak-hour traffic for a dramatic duel on the city's main street, dashing into battle in 20 second green-lit increments and demanding right of way in the name of noble honour and a great photo-op. Their legacy lives on in this bold West Coast IPA - bursting with piney bitterness and citrussy American hops, it's a toast to those brave souls who would give way to no one except maybe a Ford Ranger.

Cold Filtered for a crisp, clean taste. Fresh, crisp, clean and pure. The most Southern Hops & Malt in the World. Low carb 4.2% lager with 75% less carbs.

Speight's is the beer of choice after a hard day's work. Probably the least sweet of all New Zealand beers, this characteristic allows the full flavour of the malt and hops to shine through. Speight's Gold Medal Ale is a great accompaniment to any meat dish and is superb with Southern game dishes such as venison, duck and rabbit.