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THE BEERS

The Originals Range - Boundary Road Brewery
The Originals Range - Craft Beer
Beers that have been with us from the start that we’ve come to know and love.
Brewers Choice - Boundary Road Brewery
Brewers Choice - Craft Beer
Carefully selected for their interesting flavours and unique ingredients.
Brewers Cut - Boundary Road Brewery
Brewers Cut - Craft Beer
Complex and bold flavours that we brew in smaller batches.
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THE BEERS

The Originals Range - Craft Beer
The Originals Range - Boundary Road Brewerya
Beers that have been with us from the start that we’ve come to know and love.
Brewers Choice - Craft Beer
Brewers Choice - Boundary Road Brewery
Carefully selected for their interesting flavours and unique ingredients.
Brewers Cut - Craft Beer
Brewers Cut - Boundary Road Brewery
Complex and bold flavours that we brew in smaller batches.
SEE THE FULL RANGE

The Flavour Scale

Slide the hop leaf along the flavour scale to explore the BRB range of beers,
from refreshing to full-on. Click on a beer to get a little more info.
Use the arrows to explore the BRB range of beers along our flavour scale, from refreshing to full-on. Click on a beer to get a little more info.
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Thomas Edison Light Beer The Chosen One Golden Lager Flying Fortress NZ Pale Ale Bouncing Czech Pilsner Lager Mumbo Jumbo India Pale Ale Weiss Guy White Ale Long Hop India Pale Lager Chocka Riwaka South Island Pale Ale 18th Amendment American Pale Ale Jack the Sipper London Porter Chocolate Moose Arabica Dabra Coffee Oatmeal Stout Hoppelganger New Zealand Double IPA Stolen Base American Double IPA
Thomas Edison Light Beer The Chosen One Golden Lager Flying Fortress NZ Pale Ale Bouncing Czech Pilsner Lager Mumbo Jumbo India Pale Ale Weiss Guy White Ale Long Hop India Pale Lager Chocka Riwaka South Island Pale Ale 18th Amendment American Pale Ale Jack the Sipper London Porter Chocolate Moose Arabica Dabra Coffee Oatmeal Stout Hoppelganger New Zealand Double IPA Stolen Base American Double IPA
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Thomas Edison Light Beer The Chosen One Golden Lager Flying Fortress NZ Pale Ale Bouncing Czech Pilsner Lager Mumbo Jumbo India Pale Ale Weiss Guy White Ale Long Hop India Pale Lager Chocka Riwaka South Island Pale Ale 18th Amendment American Pale Ale Jack the Sipper London Porter Chocolate Moose Arabica Dabra Coffee Oatmeal Stout Hoppelganger New Zealand Double IPA Stolen Base American Double IPA
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FILL YOUR BRAIN WITH BEER


With all the different types of craft beer out there, it can get a little confusing. Here's a short description of the main styles to help you along your way. No need to thank us, but if you feel the need to show your gratitude, just buy some of our beer.

LAGER

Lager is German for ‘storeroom’ or ’warehouse’ and technically refers to beer conditioned at low temperatures. To you and I, a lager is a beer light in colour that is crisp, clean and refreshing and generally served chilled. The lager is one of the most common beer styles around the world.

Sound good? Try our Thomas Edison or Chosen One

PILSNER

Pilsners (sometimes spelt as Pilseners) are a type of pale lager and take their name from the town of Pilsen in the Czech Republic. They have a very light, clear colour and typically have a strong hop aroma and character compared to other lagers which gives them their characteristic “bite”. They’re best served chilled and can be very refreshing.

Feeling thirsty? Try our Bouncing Czech

PALE ALE

Pale Ales covers a very broad range of beers but their common characteristic is the high proportion of pale malts used which gives them a much lighter colour than other ales. The modern take on a Pale Ale uses more hops than traditional English styles, meaning you can get a wide range of flavours from easy-drinking with subtle hop flavours, to big and challenging with lots of hops.

Like the sound of it? Try our Flying Fortress, 18th Amendment or Chocka Riwaka

INDIA PALE ALE

The India Pale Ale, or more commonly, IPA, is a style of Pale Ale that was originally developed in England for export to colonial India. To ensure the beer survived the long journey by sea, the brewers added plenty of hops. This practice has continued in modern IPAs. They are generally light in colour with a hoppy aroma and flavour.

Tickle your fancy? Try our Mumbo Jumbo, Hoppleganger or Stolen Base

STOUT & PORTER

A Stout is a dark beer made using roasted malt or roasted barley. It originated in England in the 1700s as a long-lasting, portable beer for the working class. A Stout is traditionally a stronger version of a Porter with higher alcohol and a more “stout” body and flavour. Thanks to the use of different types of malts these beers tend to have a range of flavours including nutty, chocolate, toffee and coffee and feature a rich and smooth mouth-feel.

Sound like one for you? Try our Jack the Sipper or Arabica Dabra

IBUS

The International Bittering Units scale, or simply IBU scale, is the quantitative value designated to the measurement of bitterness of the beer. This scale is not measured on the perceived bitterness of the beer, but rather the amount of iso-alpha acids. For example, the bittering effect of hops is less noticeable in beers with roasted malts or strong flavours, so a higher proportion of hops would be required in strong flavoured beers to achieve the same perceived bitterness in moderately flavoured beers. 

FILL YOUR BRAIN WITH BEER


With all the different types of craft beer out there, it can get a little confusing. Here's a short description of the main styles to help you along your way. No need to thank us, but if you feel the need to show your gratitude, just buy some of our beer.

LAGER

Lager is German for ‘storeroom’ or ’warehouse’ and technically refers to beer conditioned at low temperatures. To you and I, a lager is a beer light in colour that is crisp, clean and refreshing and generally served chilled. The lager is one of the most common beer styles around the world.

Sound good? Try our Thomas Edison or Chosen One

PILSNER

Pilsners (sometimes spelt as Pilseners) are a type of pale lager and take their name from the town of Pilsen in the Czech Republic. They have a very light, clear colour and typically have a strong hop aroma and character compared to other lagers which gives them their characteristic “bite”. They’re best served chilled and can be very refreshing.

Feeling thirsty? Try our Bouncing Czech

PALE ALE

Pale Ales covers a very broad range of beers but their common characteristic is the high proportion of pale malts used which gives them a much lighter colour than other ales. The modern take on a Pale Ale uses more hops than traditional English styles, meaning you can get a wide range of flavours from easy-drinking with subtle hop flavours, to big and challenging with lots of hops.

Like the sound of it? Try our Flying Fortress, 18th Amendment or Chocka Riwaka

INDIA PALE ALE

The India Pale Ale, or more commonly, IPA, is a style of Pale Ale that was originally developed in England for export to colonial India. To ensure the beer survived the long journey by sea, the brewers added plenty of hops. This practice has continued in modern IPAs. They are generally light in colour with a hoppy aroma and flavour.

Tickle your fancy? Try our Mumbo Jumbo, Long Hop, Hoppleganger or Stolen Base

WHEAT BEER

Wheat beers are so-called thanks to the high proportion of wheat used in their brewing process. They originated in Germany and Belgium and are known for their cloudy appearance and light silky mouth-feel. More modern varieties also include citrus and spice notes to give them a bright, refreshing flavour.

Your cup of tea? Try our Weiss Guy

STOUT & PORTER

A Stout is a dark beer made using roasted malt or roasted barley. It originated in England in the 1700s as a long-lasting, portable beer for the working class. A Stout is traditionally a stronger version of a Porter with higher alcohol and a more “stout” body and flavour. Thanks to the use of different types of malts these beers tend to have a range of flavours including nutty, chocolate, toffee and coffee and feature a rich and smooth mouth-feel.

Sound like one for you? Try our Jack the Sipper, Chocolate Moose or Arabica Dabra

IBUS

The International Bittering Units scale, or simply IBU scale, is the quantitative value designated to the measurement of bitterness of the beer. This scale is not measured on the perceived bitterness of the beer, but rather the amount of iso-alpha acids. For example, the bittering effect of hops is less noticeable in beers with roasted malts or strong flavours, so a higher proportion of hops would be required in strong flavoured beers to achieve the same perceived bitterness in moderately flavoured beers. 

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GO ON THE BEERVENTURE™

Explore the wonderful world of BRB's beers through BRB's beers.
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