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Double Vision Brewing

At Double Vision Brewing, we aim to be your very own “home brewery,” crafting damn fine beers that deliver a mouth party in every sip. We love taking a second look at traditional styles, nudging the boundaries of recipes, and embracing creativity over convention - trophies for “correctness” may elude us, and that’s just fine. For us, beer is all about friends, family, and fun. Dunedin Craft Beer and Food Festival marks our exclusive return to South Island events, and we’re bringing our boldest, most flavour-packed beers to make it a celebration you won’t want to miss.
Beverages

A wise man once said “It’s Five O’Clock Somewhere.” A Nelson Sauvin/Simcoe duo bring fruity and piny notes with a bit of zing and some mellow, light malts to match.You just need to pull up a seat, kick your feet up after a hard day and Chillax.

You wanted an easy-drinking Lager and we are giving you one. Introducing the "Classic" beer you've been searching for. Quality meets easy goin' beer. No more sacrificing your standards.

"A little nonsense now and then is relished by the wisest men." So take a break and treat yo' self we're nothing like a f****ng elf. They make toys and we make beer, so which one really brings more cheer? You know the answer now and then but might forget if you have ten. 440mls of Porter's Might will bring you chocolate orange delight.

Does what it says on the tin, mate! Everything you like from a hazy: full flavour, juicy, and all of those delicious tropical notes from dry hopping, without too much bitter.

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Prepare for a wild ride with Near Miss, the Red IIPA that’s as bold as the collaboration between the mad scientists at Double Vision Brewing and the seasoned pros at Emerson's! This brew is all about New Zealand brewing, and it turns out that this recipe has landed somewhere between Oreti Red (the predecessor of Daredevil) and Red Rascal (the first beer of ours Richard Emerson loved) in terms of malt bill, process, and hop schedules... but has the throttle turned up to 8.2% to maximise the flavour!Near Miss gets its name from one of the first times we were out in Dunedin with Richard and Greg. We got Flamingo Scooters to take to town from the brewery, and Richard had never used one. The only problem we realised at full speed was that he didn’t know how to stop! He was screaming, “How do you STOP?!” while we yelled back instructions. Only when we remembered he couldn’t hear us did we look back and gesture how to hit the brakes. He slammed the brakes, put his foot down, and came to a halt right before a busy intersection. It was truly a Near Miss!

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