WilliamsWarn

WilliamsWarn The world's first Personal Brewery, designed in Hawke's Bay, New Zealand. All 78 official beer styles can be made as well as the option to develop your own.

The WilliamsWarn Personal Brewery is the miracle that beer drinkers have been praying for. After 5000 years of brewing, the technology finally exists to allow you to brew the perfect beer. Your Personal Brewery is a breakthrough created by our brewmasters through a combination of their deep love of beer and their extensive knowledge of brewing. In 2004, whilst Ian was working out of Denmark as an

international brewing consultant and professional beer taster, he was challenged by his Uncle (a frustrated homebrewer) to invent the worlds first personal brewery. After 2 years part-time research he returned to New Zealand in 2006 and started fulltime research and development with help from his friend, Anders Warn. Finally in 2011, after several rounds of serious investment, after 100 brews and blind tastings and after many industrial prototypes, the first units and the ingredients to be used in them are ready for sale. So after 5 years of intense development, the result is cold, perfectly carbonated, clear, commercial quality beer made in 7 days, like a modern brewery.

Want to brew something bold and distinctive?Superdelic™ (Trial Hop • NZH-102) is a unique triploid hop variety developed...
07/06/2026

Want to brew something bold and distinctive?

Superdelic™ (Trial Hop • NZH-102) is a unique triploid hop variety developed by Dr. Ron Beatson in 2012 through the collaborative breeding programme between NZ Hops and Plant & Food Research.

Known for its vibrant and expressive character, Superdelic™ delivers bold notes of red fruit, candy, citrus, and tropical fruit, giving brewers an exciting new flavour profile to explore.

With an alpha acid range of 9–10.5%, this versatile hop performs exceptionally well as a standalone variety while also complementing a range of other hops. It pairs particularly well with Nelson Sauvin, Motueka, and Riwaka, making it a great choice for creating complex and distinctive beer styles.

https://williamswarn.co.nz/products/superdelic-hops-100g?_pos=1&_sid=7987eda63&_ss=r

🍫🥥 Recipe of the Month: Chocolate and Coconut Stout 🍺With the arrival of winter, there's no better time for a rich, flav...
05/06/2026

🍫🥥 Recipe of the Month: Chocolate and Coconut Stout 🍺

With the arrival of winter, there's no better time for a rich, flavour-packed stout. This month's recipe combines our WilliamsWarn Dry Stout with cacao nibs, toasted coconut, and vanilla for a delicious dessert-inspired brew.

It's also a great example of how easy it is to customise your beer and experiment with new flavours.

Ingredients (12.5L Brew)

• WilliamsWarn Dry Stout Kit
• A handful of cacao nibs
• A handful of dried coconut flakes
• 1 vanilla bean pod

Method

1️⃣ Brew your WilliamsWarn Dry Stout as normal following the standard instructions.

2️⃣ Once clarification is complete and your beer is ready to drink, it's time to add the flavourings. This can be done in either a BrewKeg or a Corny Keg if you'd like to free up your BrewKeg for your next brew.

3️⃣ Toast the coconut flakes at 150°C until lightly golden. Keep a close eye on them as they can burn quickly.

4️⃣ Scrape the seeds from the vanilla pod and roughly chop the pod.

5️⃣ Place the cacao nibs, toasted coconut, vanilla seeds, and chopped pod into a muslin bag and tie it securely.

6️⃣ Sanitise the flavour additions by soaking the muslin bag in approximately 100ml of alcohol for 5 minutes. Vodka works best as it won't add extra flavours, but rum, Cointreau, or other spirits can be used if you'd like to introduce additional character.

7️⃣ Depressurise your keg, quickly add the muslin bag, and reseal.

8️⃣ Purge any oxygen that may have entered during the process by flushing the keg with CO₂.

9️⃣ After 24 hours you'll begin to notice the chocolate, coconut, and vanilla flavours developing. The character will continue to evolve over the following days, so don't be afraid to taste and see how it changes over time.

🍻 Pour yourself a glass and enjoy your very own Chocolate and Coconut Stout!

Here is a link through to a video which runs through these steps: https://youtu.be/GpIAMR4BPLU

PRICE INCREASE - Just a quick heads up that some WilliamsWarn pricing will be increasing from 1 June.This won’t be a bla...
24/05/2026

PRICE INCREASE - Just a quick heads up that some WilliamsWarn pricing will be increasing from 1 June.

This won’t be a blanket increase across the entire range, however there will be price changes on selected products due to rising supplier, freight, and general operating costs.

Any orders placed before 1 June will remain at current pricing.

If you’re likely to need ingredients, parts, stock, or equipment in the near future, now is a great time to place your order.

Thank you again for your continued support — we truly appreciate it 🍻

What’s your go-to brew? 🍺Do you stick with the same favourite every time, or do you enjoy trying something new and exper...
23/05/2026

What’s your go-to brew? 🍺

Do you stick with the same favourite every time, or do you enjoy trying something new and experimenting with your own twists?

As the weather cools down, many brewers start reaching for richer, heavier styles like Dry Stout, Irish Red and English Brown Ale — the perfect beers for colder nights.

What’s on your brew list this season? 👇

https://williamswarn.co.nz/search?q=winter+brewing&options%5Bprefix%5D=last

22/05/2026

Love brewing with NZ Hops 💚 Don’t forget to tag us on your socials - we love seeing our hops in your beers - and love to reshare 💚

TOP TIPWant your beer to stay fresh and “commercial quality” for as long as possible? One of the best things you can do ...
22/05/2026

TOP TIP

Want your beer to stay fresh and “commercial quality” for as long as possible? One of the best things you can do is keep oxygen out whenever using the sediment bottle 🍺

Whenever you remove the bottle — whether you’re dry hopping or clearing out sediment — make sure to fill it right to the brim with beer or foam from the tap before screwing it back on. This helps push the air out and prevents oxygen from getting into your keg.

Why does this matter? Oxygen is the enemy of fresh beer. It can cause flavours to fade and create unwanted “off” tastes over time.

Master this simple step and your brews will stay fresher, tastier, and in top condition for months 👌

FREE Transfer Kit with any 12.5L or 19L Corny Keg Purchased.Transfer your brew over to a Corny Keg and get your BrewKeg ...
20/05/2026

FREE Transfer Kit with any 12.5L or 19L Corny Keg Purchased.

Transfer your brew over to a Corny Keg and get your BrewKeg back in action ASAP!

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When was the last time you gave your brewing equipment a proper check-over? 🍺🔧Regular maintenance helps keep your equipm...
17/05/2026

When was the last time you gave your brewing equipment a proper check-over? 🍺🔧

Regular maintenance helps keep your equipment running smoothly and your brews tasting their best.

Our updated website now makes it even easier to find the correct replacement parts. Simply search for the part you need and see exactly which systems it’s compatible with. 👌 Or phone the friendly team at WilliamsWarn.

https://williamswarn.co.nz/

Not sure what to brew next? 🍺If you're keen to try a different style but want something familiar, here’s a handy guide s...
16/05/2026

Not sure what to brew next? 🍺

If you're keen to try a different style but want something familiar, here’s a handy guide showing what some of our kits taste similar to.

• American Lager – similar to Corona
• American Pale Ale – similar to Macs 3 Wolves Pale Ale
• Blonde Ale – similar to Pure Blonde
• Bohemian Pilsner – similar to Boundary Road Bouncing Czech
• Cider – similar to a Dry Apple or English Cider
• Dry Stout – similar to Monteiths Black
• Dutch Pilsner – similar to Heineken
• English Brown Ale – similar to Speights Old Dark
• English Pale Ale – similar to an English Bitter or a lighter Speights Gold Medal
• Irish Red Ale – similar to Speights
• IPA – similar to Mac Green Beret
• Premium Lager – similar to Carlsberg
• Summer Ale – similar to Monteiths Summer Ale
• Wheat Beer – similar to Hoegaarden when brewed with crushed coriander seed and fresh lemon zest 🍋

A great way to explore new styles while still brewing something you know you’ll enjoy. Which one will you brew next? 👇

Address

804 Omahu Road
Hastings
4120

Opening Hours

Monday 8:30am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm

Telephone

+6495253488

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