Tui Brewery stops public tours after 25 years

Written by Aug 18, 2024The Shout NZ

Tui Brewery in Mangatainoka has stopped offering public tours after more than 25 years, according to a report from Radio NZ.

The DB-owned brewery, based in the Tararua District just north of Paihiatua, had been offering daily tours to the public at 11.30am.

However, DB Breweries’ Marketing Director, Fraser Shrimpton, told Radio NZ the brewery ceased the public tours on August 9.

“We are replacing the tours with a new beer tasting experience,” he says.

“We expect these to start within the next few weeks and are excited to be able to offer visitors and locals a new way to experience our historic Mangatainoka Tui Brewery.”

Shrimpton says the public can still visit the Mangatainoka site in the interim to buy beer and wander around the grounds.

Radio NZ reports that about 25,000 people have visited Tui’s Mangatainoka brewery annually.

How to catch up with The Shout NZ

Online, updated daily with its own unique content and breaking news.
Our weekly newsletter – free to your inbox! Subscribe here.
We are also on Facebook and Instagram!

Read Full Post

You may also like...

New research finds way to remove smoke taint in wine

New research finds way to remove smoke taint in wine

Wine science researchers from the University of Adelaide have found that a tailor-made polymer developed in New Zealand could hold the key to removing smoke taint in wine. Wines made from grapes exposed to smoke result in an acrid, ashy aroma, taste and mouthfeel that compromises quality and reduces value to the point that it…