A classic label indicates this classic expression of this version of an IPA. It's been a long time since Epic made an IPA using the classic C hops of Chinook, Cascade and Centennial, balanced with a touch of sweet crystal malt, that delivers a slightly richer colour, and a more obvious sweeter, malty note which marries perfectly with the grapefruit and piney notes from the hops. Its like stepping back in time with the way the original IPA's use to be.

Stay Frosty - Cold IPA is a chill brew. One where you can just relax and enjoy life. A carefully contemplated sip will take you on a wonderful journey of flavours that will satisfy any IPA drinker. Warm fermented with a lager yeast, and dry hopped early in fermentation helps deliver the unique yet highly satisfying flavours from the Mosaic, Simcoe and Citra hops. Very pale colour, light body, dry and bitter finish and explosion of hop flavours. Take a sip. Close your eyes and say Aaaahhhhhh.

Tilt is a term used in playing pinball. It is when you have hit the table/flipper too hard. Which could be the same said for this hazy IPA when it hits your palate, it will tilt your mind with the hop flavour hit from the El Dorado hops. El Dorado is known for delivering a big pineapple and tropical fruit flavours. Chinook also gives hints of pineapple too, and Mosaic is just an around fruit bomb of a hop. So prepare yourself for a tilted flavour experience.

This beer takes its name from Estrella the Spanish word for 'star' and Damm, the founding family's name. Since 1876 this beer has been brewed according to the original recipe. Golden in colour, this crisp lager is rounded with dark-roasted notes to give it personality and final flavour.

A refreshingly lively lager with hints of tropical, fruit like notes and a mild bitterness. DB Export 33 has an ABV of 4.6%. This full flavoured lager was launched in 2008 and named 'Best Low Carbohydrate Beer in New Zealand' in 2009 and 2010 at the NZ Beer Awards. It also became the first New Zealand low carb beer to win a Gold medal at the prestigious Monde Selection awards in Belgium in 2010, winning Gold again in 2011.

A refreshingly lively lager with hints of tropical, fruit like notes and a mild bitterness. This full flavoured lager was launched in 2008 and named 'Best Low Carbohydrate Beer in New Zealand' in 2009 and 2010 at the NZ Beer Awards. It also became the first New Zealand low carb beer to win a Gold medal at the prestigious Monde Selection awards in Belgium in 2010, winning Gold again in 2011.

DB Export Citrus Beer with natural lemon juice for double refreshment.

A golden lager characterised by a pleasant, slightly fruity flavour with a clean, crisp finish. Made using only the finest New Zealand hops, barley and pure spring water, it is perhaps New Zealand's freshest and most refreshing beer. Export gold is best served ice cold to enhance its drinkability and refreshing flavours.

A golden lager characterised by a pleasant, slightly fruity flavour with a clean, crisp finish. Made using only the finest New Zealand hops, barley and pure spring water, it is perhaps New Zealand's freshest and most refreshing beer. Export gold is best served ice cold to enhance its drinkability and refreshing flavours.

A golden lager characterised by a pleasant, slightly fruity flavour with a clean, crisp finish. Made using only the finest New Zealand hops, barley and pure spring water, it is perhaps New Zealand's freshest and most refreshing beer. Export gold is best served ice cold to enhance its drinkability and refreshing flavours.

A golden lager characterised by a pleasant, slightly fruity flavour with a clean, crisp finish. Made using only the finest New Zealand hops, barley and pure spring water, it is perhaps New Zealand's freshest and most refreshing beer. Export gold is best served ice cold to enhance its drinkability and refreshing flavours.

A crisp and refreshing lager, made using only the finest New Zealand hops, barley, and pure spring water. 99% carb free and 4.2% ABV. The perfect beer to enjoy in the world's greatest beer garden, New Zealand.