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Sunshine Brewery
Soak-up the atmosphere, beer and good times are on-tap at New Zealands second oldest craft brewery.
Sunshine Brewery has been creating all-natural batch brewed beers since 1989, they're pretty sure that earns them the title of New Zealand's second-oldest craft brewery. The taproom offers an inside look at the awardwinning operation, where a glass wall lets you view the brewing process. If that's still not close enough you can book a tour, otherwise simply soak-up the atmosphere, beer and good times are on-tap.
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