Howling Wolf Pale Ale takes its name from Mangawhai's Wolf Rock, standing tall as the swell rolls in. Bright, filtered and easy as a barefoot wander through the shallows, this is a pale ale crafted for the coast. Juicy tropical flavours hit first, with notes of mango, pineapple and fresh citrus, before drifting into a clean, crisp finish that keeps things light and endlessly drinkable. Easy bitterness, smooth body, and made to be crushed after a surf, a swim, or a day doing sweet bugger all. Feel the sand between your toes, and let the wolf howl.

Mcleod's journey through Europe's classic beer styles heads south for a distinctly Italian spin on Pilsner. Light malt character lays down a crisp, clean base, while subtle noble dry hopping lifts everything with delicate florals, fresh herbs and gentle spice. Refined, refreshing and carrying just the right amount of Italian flair.

Bright, crisp and brewed the traditional way, Kristall is a timeless German classic that's all about easy enjoyment. Clean, refreshing and beautifully balanced, it finishes dry with just the right amount of character to keep you coming back for another glas

A German Pilsner at heart with a heavy dose of New Zealand hops. Brewed with McLeod's house lager yeast and cold-conditioned for six weeks before being released, the aroma is clean and bright with citrus and melon hoppiness. The taste is smooth with cracker-like maltiness and fine balanced bitterness, making it the perfect beer after a day on your longboard. Slainte mhath.

Classic Lager Taste. Half the size. Meet 2.3% ABV Northern Light Vienna Lager. Crisp lager profile upfront with cracker-like aroma. It drinks smooth and hits above its weight with a surprisingly full body for such a low ABV beer. Toasty and bready malt palate hints of biscuits to a clean, dry finish with just enough bitterness to keep it refreshing.

An award-winning international-style Pale Ale, hoppy with a smooth malty sweetness and balanced bitterness. We use a blend of New Zealand and Australian hops to create a tropical fruit bowl of flavour and aromas. Expect a taste of Paradise in every can. Slainte mhath.

McLeod's take on an English-style Brown Porter, Pioneer is an award-winning beer that blends a proprietary malt list to a delicious end. Using a classic English ale strain imparts lovely fruity esters, both 'bready' & lively, with subtle cocoa & toast on the palate for a simple-yet-satisfying brew. Balanced, as always, & delicious. That's what beer's about, right?

A big, full-bodied lager built for storm-swell seekers. Named after the surfboards used to chase giant waves "Rhino Chasers" this oaked imperial lager is brewed for those drawn to power and adventure. Deep warming oak character rolls in alongside clean malt richness and bright lager clarity. Big Boy Longboarder energy in every glass.

Some things can't be rushed-like tractors on backroads moving sheep. This unfiltered brew cruises in the slow lane, blending experimental Clayton's Hops (bursting with lemon, grapefruit, and melon) with Nelson Sauvin's untamed grapefruit and white wine notes. A hazy, citrus-kissed pale ale with tropical lushness, gliding on velvety malt. No shortcuts-just honest flavour. So relax, the beer's ready. And those sheep? Well, they're getting there.

Like sunlight on a Paua shell, this IPA shines bright. Lively and refreshing, it glimmers with zesty citrus and tropical fruit, balanced by a gentle, satisfying bitterness. Full strength and full of flavour, Sparkling IPA is vibrant, crisp, and made to go down like a dream. A true reflection of that Northland sparkle.

Just like spotting a stingray drifting beneath the surface, this Pale Ale is smooth, quiet, and impossible to ignore. Bursting with lush tropical fruit, juicy citrus and a subtle creamy finish, it cruises across the palate with barely a ripple before disappearing far too quickly.

McLeod's Scottish Wee Heavy or Strong Scotch Ale melds their house English ale yeast with rich, caramel-laden malts rounded out with a touch of rye. A unique Scotch Ale, it's the perfect tribute to Waipu's immigrant Scottish traders & a moreish brew whatever the season.