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Craft Breweries Gentle Cycling Company Bay Tours Nelson Ltd Kiwi Journeys GOLDEN BAY Hop & Beer Museum Bike Hire – Tours – Transport A: 411 Nayland Rd, Stoke, Nelson A: Nelson/Mapua/Motueka •COLLINGWOOD A: Founders Heritage Park, Stress Free Event Support T: 0800 932 453 T: 0800 229 868 A: Nelson City (beside iSite), 87 Atawhai Drive, Nelson E: [email protected] E: [email protected] Mapua Wharf, Motueka•ONEKAKA & T: 03 546 2649 W: www.gentlecycling.co.nz W: www.baytoursnelson.co.nz Kaiteriteri E: [email protected] & Management D’URVILLE ISLAND• AUCKLAND• ABEL W: www.founderspark.co.nz It’s no-sweat cycling on our Great Check out our Wine Brews and Views T: 03 548 0093, 0800TAKAKA• 292 538TASMAN NATIONAL Taste Beer ride. Ride the cycle trail Tour. Great Fun! Great Guides! Terrific E: [email protected] PARK Visit our Hop & Beer Museum, TASMAN BAY with our map to visit our beer Beer! 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Just mention this brochure! www.nelsonvenues.co.nz Taste extraordinary EXPERIENCE NELSON | TASMAN’S The Boathouse Cafe the monaco kitchen Nelson cycle hire & tours Richmond Fresh Choice A: The Boathouse Nelson, 326 A: 6 Point Road, Monaco, Nelson T: 03 539 4193 or 029 7770109 A: Richmond Mall, Richmond AWARD WINNING Wakefield Quay, Nelson T: 03 547 0792 E: [email protected] T: 03 544 8299 T: 03 548 7656 E: [email protected] W: www.nelsoncyclehire.co.nz E: [email protected] MUSEUM wine trail www.winenelson.co.nz E: [email protected] W: www.tmk.co.nz Contact the friendly team at Nelson W: www.richmondfreshchoice.co.nz W: www.theboathousenelson.co.nz Sit back and relax with a craft beer or Cycle Hire and we will help you find A craft beer sanctuary in the heart The Boathouse: function venue, live two in The Monaco Kitchen’s sun-filled your craft beer heaven on a bike or of Richmond Mall; come and talk to music space, public cafe, community coastal courtyard. ebike. Complimentary bike delivery Raymond our Beer Sommelier while hall, club. You’ll find plenty of local craft service in Nelson City. you peruse Nelson’s most extensive Nelson’s award winning waterfront beer accompanied by food that is selection of Craft Beers – Open 7 days venue. All Welcome! generous, humble and delicious! a week 7am – 9pm. BREW ZONE • CRAFT BEER • CIDER • WINE • FOOD TASTING BAR • LIVE MUSIC • KIDS ZONE • AND MORE FEATURING NZ MUSIC LEGENDS: THE CHILLS! www.marchfest.com less than 1% of the world market. market. world the of 1% than less craftbrewingcapital.co.nz premium product making up up making product premium Zealand’s commercial hops, a a hops, commercial Zealand’s Brightwater, produces all of New New of all produces Brightwater, by Riwaka, Tapawera, and and Tapawera, Riwaka, by roughly a triangle formed formed triangle a roughly throughout the world. the throughout The current growing region, region, growing current The which are sold to brewers brewers to sold are which local history and geography. and history local New Zealand hop products products hop Zealand New Nelson Sauvin™ reveal ties to the the to ties reveal Sauvin™ Nelson range of high quality, unique unique quality, high of range like Motueka™, Riwaka™, and and Riwaka™, Motueka™, like dried whole hop flowers into a a into flowers hop whole dried products. Variety brand names names brand Variety products. This includes converting the the converting includes This for its disease-free, high quality quality high disease-free, its for farm interests of its members. members. its of interests farm New Zealand became known known became Zealand New established to manage the off- the manage to established which is a cooperative cooperative a is which over the next 150 years years 150 next the over of New Zealand Hops Limited, Limited, Hops Zealand New of varieties were developed and and developed were varieties There are 28 grower shareholders shareholders grower 28 are There throughout the area. New New area. the throughout grew, and hops were grown grown were hops and grew, and dried. dried. and for historic hop kilns along the way. the along kilns hop historic for In time a fledgling industry industry fledgling a time In fragrant, bitter flowers removed removed flowers bitter fragrant, waterfront up into the foothills, watch watch foothills, the into up waterfront plants they brought with them. them. with brought they plants bines are cut, and then the the then and cut, are bines of the region. Climbing from the the from Climbing region. the of region well suited to the hop hop the to suited well region harvesting the year’s crop. The The crop. year’s the harvesting or take a tour. a take or exploring all the gorgeous corners corners gorgeous the all exploring and Germany found the Nelson Nelson the found Germany and the farms are busy, frantically frantically busy, are farms the loop, and the rest are worth the drive drive the worth are rest the and loop, excuse for a half-day or full-day tour tour full-day or half-day a for excuse your lodging, others along a nice cycle cycle nice a along others lodging, your in Golden Bay. They make a perfect perfect a make They Bay. Golden in The early settlers from England England from settlers early The For six weeks in early autumn, autumn, early in weeks six For Some can be reached by foot from from foot by reached be can Some stretch from Nelson City to Onekaka Onekaka to City Nelson from stretch TRAIL Craft breweries of all sizes now now sizes all of breweries Craft you’ll find it in Nelson. in it find you’ll NEW ZEALAND HOPS ZEALAND NEW CRAFT BEER CRAFT an icy pilsner or a cask-pulled ale, ale, cask-pulled a or pilsner icy an extensive brewing tradition followed. tradition brewing extensive NELSON of unique beers. Whether you prefer prefer you Whether beers. unique of climate to cultivate hops, and an an and hops, cultivate to climate history and experience the wide range range wide the experience and history Moutere to be an ideal location and and location ideal an be to Moutere a pint with locals, learn about our our about learn locals, with pint a German settlers in Sarau found the the found Sarau in settlers German having a meal or takeaway sales. Share Share sales. takeaway or meal a having settlements in the 1840s. Early Early 1840s. the in settlements visitors for tours, sampling at the bar, bar, the at sampling tours, for visitors dating back to the first New Zealand Zealand New first the to back dating run breweries and outlets welcome welcome outlets and breweries run culture of the Nelson-Tasman region, region, Nelson-Tasman the of culture Many of these locally owned, family- owned, locally these of Many Beer has been central to the local local the to central been has Beer 2020 FOLLOW THE NELSON BEER TRAIL BEER NELSON THE FOLLOW capital of new zealand new of capital Brewin CRAFT Nelson Sprig & Fern Milton St The Free House Sprig & Fern Hardy St The Workshop Sprig & Fern Tahuna League of Brewers A: 95 Collingwood St, Nelson A: 134 Milton Street, A: 280 Hardy Street, Nelson City A: 32C New Street, Nelson City A: 13 Beach Road, Tahuna, Nelson A: 14 Vivian Place, Nelson, 7011 T: 03 548 9391 The Wood, Nelson T: 03 548 1154 T: 03 546 9939 T: 03 548 5066 T: 03 668 5263 E: [email protected] T: 03 545 7117 E: [email protected] M: 021 556 158 E: [email protected] E: [email protected] E: www.thefreehouse.co.nz E: [email protected] W: www.sprigandferntaverns.co.nz E: [email protected] W: www.sprigandferntaverns.co.nz W: www.leagueofbrewers.com W: www.sprigandferntaverns.co.nz The Free House is a multi-award W: www.theworkshopbrewery.co.nz A lively tavern in the heart of Nelson Enjoy the full Sprig & Fern range on Visit the Top of the South’s smallest winning pub housed in a little old A Retro Industrial style fit out make The A traditional villa converted into a city. Delicious food, live music and a tap overlooking the Tahuna sports commercial brewery at League of warm, inviting tavern that’s become church, surrounded by a large beer covered outdoor courtyard. All year Workshop a unique experience for all. fields, and a stones throw from garden. Offering a diverse ever- Sample some of our own craft beers Brewers homebrew supplies. We the neighbourhood’s social hub for round craft beer heaven.
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