Eruption Brewery @ Coriander's Sumner
Eruption X Coriander’s is a collaboration of Lyttelton’s best beer and Sumner’s top Indian food, with live music and complementary snacks.
Book a table and dine, or just come along for a drink and a nibble after work. We’ll be serving Eruption Brewing beer and Coriander’s food, with complementary snacks and Eruption Beer Tasting through the night.
The Beer: Eruption Lager, Krater Rim Kolsch, Lyttelton Pale Ale, Eruption IPA, Pyroclastic haze, and the Dark Lava Stout!
Bookings: www.corianders.co.nz...
Thanks to event sponsors Eruption Brewing and OnePure.
Where: Coriander’s Sumner, 11A Wakefield Avenue, Sumner
When: Friday June 25, 6pm-9pm
We now have Eruption Brewery on tap at Coriander’s Sumner! 🍺
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