From the heart of the hop cosmos comes the Korben. A dazzling constellation of Simcoe, Centennial and Mosaic with a huge passionfruit shine, soaring tropicals, subtle sweetness and a sublime bitter finish, it’s as artfully composed as the music of the spheres.

It’s been a time for milestones here at Akasha, but one was reached last week that we’re pretty stoked with.

Peer through the looking glass and witness a vision of fearsome beauty with the Double Queen Red IPA. Its rich, malty body shimmers with Citra and Centennial hops, balancing citrus with bitterness in a darkly regal pageant that will leave you seeing red.

Resplendent with American Cascade hops, Freshwater is a divine gift of floral, fruity flavours in radiant harmony with a sweetish, malty backbone, resulting in a brilliantly refreshing, thirst-quenching Pale Ale so good it’s almost sinful.

A veritable Big Bang of bold hop flavours, the Eagle IIIIPA explodes with tropical fruit and citrus notes in a miraculously easy-drinking style. Sticky and rich yet divinely balanced, this one goes down like a mouthful of stars.

Step behind the veil for an inside look at the inspiration behind Akasha’s refreshed branding and packaging.

Every year at Akasha, we put out a series of single hop IPAs to showcase our favourite hops. When our single hop Mosaic IPA became one of the most popular – inside and outside of the brewery – we incorporated it into our core range.

When we founded Akasha Brewing Company back in 2015, one of the first commandments in our business plan was quality. Quality must be at the core of everything we do. After all, great beer is our everything. It’s a simple mission statement, but speaks volumes about how we go about the business of brewing beer.

The holy trinity of Amarillo, Simcoe and Centennial hops forms the heart of Hopsmith, a West Coast-style India Pale Ale that delivers you from boring beer with its citrus, pine and fruit notes, backed by an earthy, bitter finish that makes the heavens sing.