Explore Related Collections
IPA Hazy IPA & New England IPA West Coast IPA Session IPA & Table Beer Double IPAs, Triple IPAs and Imperial IPAs Pale Ale Verdant Brewing Co. Other Half New York Cloudwater Brewing Manchester Beak Brewery Lewes Two Flints Brewery World Beer
  • Fierce X Cloudwater X Bullhouse Borealis 2026 Hazy NZ IPA at The Beerhive, Edinburgh. Free UK shipping.
1 1

Fierce X Cloudwater X Bullhouse Borealis 2026 Hazy NZ IPA

Fierce X Cloudwater X Bullhouse Borealis 2026 Hazy NZ IPA

£5.50
£5.50
Sale Sold out
Tax included. Shipping calculated at checkout.
Producer Fierce Beer
Country Scotland
Region Aberdeen

Tasting Notes

White Grape, Nectarine, Lime Leaf and Crushed Gooseberry

Explore Further

Hazy Ipa Scotland

This Pairs With:

Chicken Indian Curry Szechuan Food BBQ Meats Middle Eastern Food

Don’t forget your bottle opener!

Beerhive Waiter’s Friend

Edinburgh and UK Shipping

✓ Carefully packed by our team in Edinburgh

✓ Free local delivery in Edinburgh and
Falkirk for orders over £35

✓ Free UK delivery over £90

✓ Click & Collect available

✓ Shipping to Northern Ireland and Scottish Isles available on request: orders@thebeerhive.co.uk

View full details

More About Fierce X Cloudwater X Bullhouse Borealis 2026 Hazy NZ IPA

Lighting up the sky with a hazy glow, Borealis returns. Brewed with our good friends at Cloudwater & Bullhouse, this year's edition is overloaded with New Zealand hops for a lush, vibrant fruity character. Hops : Citra, Motueka, Nectaron, Nelson Aroma : Ripe mango, tangerine, peach Flavour : Juicy, bittersweet, floral

Meet the Producer, Fierce Beer

Fierce Beer

Style: Brewery

Fierce Beer came charging out of Aberdeen with the sort of energy that suggested somebody had fed a craft brewery nothing but coffee and West Coast IPA for six months straight. Big flavours, punchy branding and beers that don’t exactly do subtlety. Which is generally excellent news.

The brewery built its reputation on modern hop-forward styles, flavoured stouts and beers packed with enough personality to stand out immediately in a crowded fridge. IPAs bring loads of citrus, pine and tropical fruit, while the darker beers tend to go fully into coffee, chocolate and dessert territory without collapsing into sticky sugar soup halfway through the can.

Fierce Coffee Stout became a massive favourite early on and still sums up the brewery quite well really. Bold, roasty and absolutely ideal when Scotland’s weather starts behaving like Scotland’s weather again. The range has expanded loads since then, covering everything from crisp lagers to pastry-level imperial stouts and heavily hopped pale ales.

Despite the louder modern craft style, the brewery usually keeps things very drinkable underneath all the flavour. Nothing feels lazy or thrown together just for hype. There’s proper brewing control holding the whole thing together.

Fierce also leans into a slightly cheeky personality across the branding and beer names, which suits the beers nicely. Craft beer should occasionally feel fun rather than like homework.