When life gives you lemons... bin them. Instead mix delicious Hawke's Bay limes, vodka and soda for this summers thirst-quenchiest drink.

Pals Vodka, Central Otago Peach, Passionfruit and Soda. It's bit fruity, like Pal's mate Jonas. He lives in a teepee and thinks his goats spy on him. To be honest, he's not really a mate.

Vodka, Pineapple and Lime will transport you to a bar in the Caribbean. Pals are not sure where, since they've not been. But they imagine it'd be a super nice bar, named something cool like "El Encantado" or something.

Don't know what pink guava tastes like? Imagine normal guava, but more pink. Don't know what normal guava tastes like? Imagine a fruit you have tried, but more guava-ey.

Haven't heard of Pink Lemons? Google them. They're a slightly sweeter lemon variety. Yeah, Pals are kind of big on nichey citrus but they promise they're real.

Did you know that a yuzu is an exotic citrus fruit? So, drink one of these and you could say you have "exotic tastes". Pals mate Jamie reckons he has exotic taste because he wears a singlet his brother got him from Bali.

Valencia is famous for their sweet, juicy oranges - and Europe's narrowest house. The oranges were far more helpful to Pals.

With a pickup you can say yes to it all - the call of the wild, a working bee, bike mish or tip trip. Anywhere, all weather, all terrain. Don't overthink it. Just grab your gear and go. This pickup is loaded with notes of papaya, nectarines, citrus and melon, with some bitterness in the backend for a full and balanced ride.

Panhead's seriously 'put together' Kiwi Pilsner. Spicy hop-dominated with a bitter bite and major aromatics to hoover - think grapefruit, gooseberry and passion fruit, like a NZ Sauvignon Blanc. Gentle malt to balance the hops. Robust, dry, bitter finish. A hot-day homage to the Hutt Valley's legendary Port Road drags.

Road Hog. An epic old-school clear IPA built with new-school hops. A hot rod icon. Stunning in '72. Resuscitated by a couple of highly skilled hot rod history buffs, father and son. Once the country's coolest, Road Hog is coming back for its crown more than half a century later. Expect an aggressively hopped, malt stabilised, bitterly finished beauty, fanging bright tropical tones with zesty, floral echoes.

Inspired by an iconic ride and built for chasing Southern Hemisphere sunshine, Panhead Sandman Hazy Pale Ale is the ultimate easy-going companion for days by the water. Pouring a hazy pale gold, it bursts with juicy citrus, mango and stonefruit aromas, followed by a soft, silky mouthfeel and refreshing grapefruit-zest finish. It's a laid-back hazy pale ale that feels right at home beside a chilly bin, a dropped tailgate and a summer afternoon.

Pale ale nailed. Tropical hops front with a famously balanced bitterness and light malt base riding quietly in the back. This is an all-American show with Centennial, Citra and Simcoe overwhelming your nose, kicking you in the taste buds and departing with more bitterness than a Palm Springs divorce. It's a seriously addictive combination. The orange one. Forever charges on.