Keg beer is unpasteurised and cool chained from the brewery, creates no waste in packaging and saves you money.

There is a minimum pour of 1000ml, will fill your own vessel or supply (10$ deposit) returnable glass bottles.

The Coaster and Mandrake beers are our own.

Hopscotch will keep this list current, all you need to do is rinse your bottle, and make some decisions... tasters are free!

  • Croucher - Ultra IPA   7%

    Trans Pacific hopping and a big malt bill equals a massive IPA. The Aussie hop Galaxy has been swapped out for the less nasal Ella, plus more Simcoe brings balance - a truly intercontinental experience.

  • Liberty Brewing- Darkest Days Stout   6%

    An American style stout brewed with lots of chocolate malt and U.S Centennial Hops. On the nose you get the citrus from the hops first then the roasty malts. This is not a sweet stout, it's got a solid body but not chewy.

  • Croucher Low Rider IPA   2.5%

    A great hop kick & low ABV gives you guilt free summer drinking. Interestingly the lack of confounding variables (alcohol) lets you notice the psychoactive action of the hops.

  • Liberty -Hoptical Illusion XXPA   8%

    This extra, extra pale ale is extra hoppy, and very pale. A dangerous combination of smoothness and booze, American hop fiends rejoice.

  • Croucher - Volcanic Pale Ale   5.5%

    A really nice NZ hop focused pale ale, fruity, refreshing and fun to imbibe.

  • Weezle Dog - Wolverine Double IPA   9%

    Absolutely delicious double IPA brewed using Citra,Simcoe and Nelson Sauvin. The well balanced malt keeps the bitterness in check, but the Wolverine does have some bite.

  • Mandrake - Dick Move- Choc-Bhut Jolokia- Oatmeal Stout   6 %

    Take a really nice oatmeal chocolate stout, add just enough Bhut Jolokia chillies to make it pleasantly warm, then double this amount. (10g/L) Chucking this much chilly into a beer is a dick move. Hope you like/hate it.

  • Urbanaut - Kingsland Pilsner   4.5%

    This is a super dry, refreshing take on the German style of pilsner, light colour, crisp and very consumable.

  • Black Sands - Stout   5.8%

    Medium bodied, with not quite American Stout hoppiness keeps things very tasty, but also approachable for traditional Stout aficionados.

  • Urbanaut - Williamsburg IPA   7.2

    Showcasing the malts from Canterbury New Zealand, balanced with heady aromatic NZ hops. Big, bold, proud. A fresh hop aroma with cut grass and citrus. Left with a clean dry finish from an ale yeast that’s fully feasted, leaving an estery note.

  • Coaster/Mandrake - Brett From Russian River   6%

    This brown ale is the first spawn from our extensive sour program. It is sour, dry, woody. On the Biohazard tap on request.

  • Zeelandt - Black Monk Schwarzbeir   5%

    Dark but not heavy, this black lager has smooth rich malt with hints of smoke, coffee and chocolate.

  • Hallertau - Mr Yakimoto   5%

    Japanese style rice lager , but way more flavour than your Tokyo Dry.

  • Laughing Bones - Hibernation Barrel Aged Porter   6.5%

    Based on the Grizzly Robust Porter aged a year on Bourbon barrel wood and then blended to just the right character. Very dark brown in color with a medium aroma of malts and Bourbon. Hop aroma is low and perceived bitterness is medium. The barrel aging brings a mellow character with a slight note of funk and sour presenting a a rugged smoothness that is hard to resist.

  • Coaster - Yuzu Sour   4.5%

    The first of many sours that brewed using the auto souring yeast, Philly Sour. Came out tasting like citrus just from the fermenter, so we added Yuzu to complement this clean bite.

  • Mandrake - Session Hazy BruJu   5.3%

    Brewed for a a beer festival smasher but not ready on time. Just over 5% and dry, hopped with Citra and Chinook and a touch of Kaffir Lime .

  • Sawmill - Red IPA -Seasonal Release   6.5%

    Smooth and satisfying big malty Red. A little bubblegum sweetness balanced with just the right amount of bitterness.

  • Urbanaut -Fresh Hop Nectaron Double IPA   7.5

    Smooth and juicy Nectaron based IPA. No way you think its 7.5% from a taste, the test will be drinking a litre.