Available At This Location (arranged by most recent)
Invercargill Biman 64, The Twisted Hop RNA 64, The Twisted Hop Sauvin Pilsner 59
More Beers Available Here
The Twisted Hop Twisted Ankle 83, The Twisted Hop Raspbiery Chocolate 83, The Twisted Hop Challenger 76, The Twisted Hop Enigma 78, The Twisted Hop Golding Bitter 88, The Twisted Hop IPA 83, The Twisted Hop Honey Dew 32, The Twisted Hop Hefeweizen 32, Golden Bear 32, The Twisted Hop Oatmeal Stout 32, The Twisted Hop Nokabollokov 32, Orval 99, Yeastie Boys Kid Chocolate 65, Invercargill Boysenbeery 65, Harringtons Clydesdale Stout 46, Pink Elephant Golden Tusk 65, 666 Brewing Gabriel 65, Townshend No. 9 60, Townshend Three Piece Wheat 60, Galbraith Bellringers Best Bitter 64, The Twisted Hop Harvest Pale Ale 64, The Twisted Hop Old Blighty 64, Renaissance Paradox Blonde 72, Tuatara Pilsner 74, Emersons Weissbier Dunkel 89, The Twisted Hop Raspbiery 89
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16 reviews for The Twisted Hop
mickmac (1), Ngunnawal, Australia does not count - explanation | | November 21, 2009 Great brew pub. Around 6-8 of their own beers on tap plus one or two guest beers. Small select range of bottle beers available. Well laid out and a nice feel to it. Decent menu and prices. | | phaleslu (88), Cincinnati, Ohio | | October 14, 2009 The Twisted hop is located on a pedestrian alley between a few major streets in central Christchurch. The inside is modern but warm and seems to draw a fairly young, hip crowd as well as real beer drinkers. The service was spotty but they seemed short-staffed that night. We ordered bangers and mash and fish and chips (in an English food mood, I suppose) and both dishes were outstanding. The rest of the menu looked very good, too, and wasn’t just traditional English fare. The 8 taps included 1 guest spot and 6 of the 7 house brews were cask conditioned. We each did a tasting rack and had a few drafts/bottles after that, so we got the full range of the brewpub’s offerings, and I can say they were some of the best of the 80+ beers I tried in New Zealand. I think one of the listed taps was out, but we tried all other taps and a few bottles, including the raspiery chocolate porter and the barleywine. This place is a must-visit for anyone in Christchurch for any period of time, and an all-around great brewpub. | | DuffMan (96), the land of bitumen, beef & beer, Alberta | | June 3, 2009 Went for lunch with my wife and kids and had a terrific experience. Nice mixture of private tables and booths along with some very large tables with benches in the traditional pub fashion. The food is flat-out awesome! Service was terrific. And the beers were definitely world-class! In addition to their own beers, they have a guest tap as well, along with the bottled special releases of their barley wine (Enigma) and their Raspberry Porter. Some glassware and shirts for sale (I bought 1 of each). You will not be disappointed! Some may find the beers a bit pricey, but the quality makes the price worthwhile IMHO. | jimthechap (2), Christchurch, New Zealand does not count - explanation | | May 3, 2009 I love this place and I have good reason to because it is my local. I happily espouse the virtues of its beers and beer selection. I take pride in the competency of some of its staff and I regularly come to enjoy the company of the erudite and intelligent regulars.
My only gripe is that as it gets busier, it gets louder and that is a consequence of the predominance of hard surfaces. The expense of the product isn’t a griping factor because quality does not come cheap and the business landscape of hospitality in Christchurch is difficult to say the least.
Ratebeer raters will like this pub because the focus is on the beer, not on a tv or pool tables or gamingmachines, which it hasn’t got. It is a must visit in Christchurch. | | nate2g (151), Brisbane, Australia | | April 9, 2009 Not a lot I can add to the reviews that others haven’t already. A fantastic brewpub that I spent most of the weekend at. The ales are delicious and the food is well matched. Situated in a nice alley and the perfect place to while away a few hours. There’s also plenty of kiwi micros in bottles and a few on draught, a great range available. A must visit in NZ. | SorenE (1), , New Zealand does not count - explanation | | April 5, 2009 awesome place, NZ needs more like this! Only thing is the fish and chips: they have that batter that resembles a donut,. I cant stand it but some people might like it. otherwise perfect! | | TheGrandMaster (77), Auckland, New Zealand | | October 24, 2008 A brew pub as it should be. A place I would want to spend a long day (and long night) at. The ale is well kept and served, and the food was perfect for a shared lunch in the sun. I’ll be back... | yalnikim (6), Wellington, New Zealand does not count - explanation | | May 25, 2008 Fantastic place. I’ve been here a couple of times - once I practically spent the whole weekend parked up there with a few of my very best friends. Staff are a cut above - when asked what their favourite beer is the answer is the far from predictable 50/50 Golding and Challenger. Laura, our mother for the weekend, will be sorely missed. Food was good (we were the reason this is noisy when busy - Friday night. Great little alley all up. Nice little German cafe next door - check out its fantastic toilets and intersting little range of beer. | Turpy (2), Karoro, Greymouth, New Zealand does not count - explanation | | April 27, 2008 an excellent anglo-kiwi pub/brewery on a par with Galbraith’s in Auckland - and without Aucklanders - what more could you ask for?! | kempicus (5), Wellington, New Zealand does not count - explanation | | April 25, 2008 [ Updated December 29, 2008 ] One of only three places that real ale is available in NZ. The beers are great the food is great it’s a good looking place i guess the only downside is that it’s in Christchurch. |
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