Garage Project: The Art of Beer

Garage Project- The Art of Beer is a one-of-a-kind book celebrating the art, the creativity and - of course - the craft of the world's most experimental brewery, New Zealand's own Garage Project.
Since its earliest days in Wellington's Aro Valley, Garage Project has collaborated with some of Aotearoa's most talented graphic designers, painters, game designers, tattoo artists (and more) to create literally hundreds of unique artworks for its cans and bottles. Many have become iconic, much-loved and even collectible items in their own right.
Today, Garage Project's colourful and ever-changing beer labels are as well-known as its unique and popular brews - and over 100 of them are collected in this book.
Here are original sketches and finished art for the beers you love to love, from Pils'n'Thrills to Aro Noir to BEER beer, with insights into the creative process and talented people who made them - and the stories and inspiration behind the brewery and the beers, all as told in entertaining style by the co-founders themselves.
Drink in the thinking, the process and the inspiration behind Garage Project with this beautifully designed gift book.

Ye Gods! Is this all about BEER? Beer from a garage up the Aro Valley?! I'm from Auckland, I know not of these things. I also gave up on NZ beer back in the late '80s when the Tui brewery in Mangatainoka stopped making their deelish Tennant's Green Label stubby. Be that as it may, I'm totally buzzed by this amazing book. What a fun project! With today's art schools proving to be largely surplus to requirements this is marvellously subversive stuff. I'm not going to single out individuals...like Pablo Espinosa, Gus Hunter, Stuart Thomas and T-Wei. It wouldn't be fair because ALL the artwork in these pages is indeed 'staggeringly good'. This book could get me drinking beer again! Great stuff lads. Good on you!
Dick Frizzell, Artist

Garage Project has always delighted my senses. My tastebuds, obviously, but almost equal is the delight of looking at the labels - frequently works of art in themselves. This book gave me a new appreciation for those whose art wraps some of my favourite beers.
Hilary Barry, Beer Enthusiast and TV presenter

From a little garage in the back waters of Te Aro - not only an explosion of beer flavours to descend on the taste buds of New Zealand, but an equal proliferation of extraordinary pop art for the discerning drinker and art connoisseur alike!
Richard Taylor, Weta Workshop. Good secondhand copy.

Great book. Great beer. Great art by great people. Best enjoyed whilst sipping some amazing Garage Project beers.
James Watt, Captain, BrewDog PLC