New Zealand’s McCashin’s Brewery has teamed up with Foodstuffs North Island to develop Stoke Bright IPA.
The drink, with 4.5 per cent ABV, has a tropical and berry-fruit flavour and is available at Pak’n’Save locations around the North Island.
“Our 14,000-year-old artesian well water, a hidden treasure we discovered right beneath our brewery,” the brand said.
“This ancient water, naturally filtered through layers of rock over millennia, gives our Stoke Bright IPA a crisp, clean dry finish. It’s more than just a beer – it’s a taste of New Zealand’s geological history in every glass.”
McCashin’s Brewery is a small brewery in Nelson, New Zealand. It was founded in 1981 by Terry and Bev McCashin and is renowned for its Mac brand.
In addition to Stoke beer, the business offers apple cider, ginger beer, and McCashin’s single malt whisky.
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