Coastal Sips & Country Pours

Where coast meats country, great drinks follow.

Discover a refreshing selection of New Zealand beers, wines, ciders and festival favourites from both local and national producers. With the stunning Whitianga Marina as the backdrop, it’s the perfect place to grab a drink, relax and soak up the festival atmosphere.

2026 Beverage Vendors Coming Soon

2026 Beverage Vendors Coming Soon

A Sip of Previous Festivals

  • A can of MAC'S Too Easy Juicy Hazy Pale Ale with a mountain and forest design on the label, set against a mountain and lake background with the sun, alongside the MAC'S logo and the slogan 'Juicy & Hazy? Too Easy.'

    Mac’s Too Easy Juicy Hazy Pale Ale

    Mac’s brings their refreshingly juicy Too Easy Hazy Pale Ale to the festival, serving up crisp, easy-drinking flavours as a proud sponsor of the Whitianga Oceans Festival.

  • A can of Speight's Summit Ultra low carb lager surrounded by ice cubes, with water droplets on the can indicating it is cold.

    Speight's Summit Ultra

    Summit Ultra pours a crisp, refreshing golden lager with 75% fewer carbs than leading NZ beers - the perfect easy-drinking brew for relaxing with mates.

  • Mac's Beer

    Mac's Beer

    Mac’s craft bold, juicy beers packed with flavour yet smooth and easy-drinking - brewed with natural processes and real craftsmanship, all with one goal: magnificent beer & Cider.

  • A bottle of rosé wine with a white label and a white cap lying on wet sand with ocean waves nearby.

    Kōparepare Wines

    Kōparepare Wines pour award-winning Marlborough drops, with every festival sale supporting LegaSea’s mission to restore New Zealand’s marine environment - great wine for a great cause.

  • Four beer cans with colorful bird illustrations on a gray background. The cans are labeled 'Hot Water Brewing Co' and indicate different beer styles: Lager, KPA, XPA, and IPA.

    Hot Water Brewing Co.

    Inspired by the Coromandel, this craft brewery pours flavour-packed beers that celebrate local inspiration and true craftsmanship - perfect for festivalgoers who appreciate great beer.

  • Seven bottles of wine from the CRU brand, two filled wine glasses, and one wine glass with white wine, all on a white background.

    Smith & Sheth

    Smith & Sheth craft exceptional New Zealand wines, hand-selected from outstanding vineyards and carefully blended to showcase the true character of their place and people.

  • A bottle of sparkling rosé wine labeled 'TE WHAI BAY Mangawhai Sparkling Rosé' placed on a wooden surface near a window.

    Te Whai Bay

    Nestled in Northland’s Mangawhai wine district, this boutique vineyard crafts unique wines from estate-grown fruit, producing distinctive Chardonnay, Syrah, Merlot, Rosé and Chambourcin.

  • Awatere River

    Awatere River

    Awatere River craft elegant Méthode Traditionelle and premium Marlborough wines, celebrated for their minerality and freshness — perfect pairings for seafood and coastal festival flavours.

  • Person pouring white wine into a glass on a wooden table set outdoors near a lake, with Scrabble tiles spelling "VOLCANIC", board game pieces, snack plates, and a basket of bread, with pink flowering branches in the background.

    Volcanic Hills

    Volcanic Hills showcase premium New Zealand wines from top growing regions, crafted in Rotorua and celebrated for their bold flavours and unforgettable tasting experiences.

  • Leveret & Mills Reef Winery

    Leveret & Mills Reef Winery

    Leveret Estate and Mills Reef craft boutique New Zealand wines from Hawke’s Bay and Marlborough vineyards, producing highly regarded drops from their family-owned Katikati winery.

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