Whilst Waiheke is home to some of the country’s best Wineries and most luxurious villas, private Irish Pubs are a first. The “Thomas Meeke” pub, a sleek and sophisticated Black and Gold Irish Pub smaller than the size of your bedroom is set to be the first of many Little Irish Pubs to start popping up over the Island.

Earlier this month a tiny version of a Dunedin student flat 660 Castle Street appeared at the grounds of New Zealand’s iconic stadium, Eden Park.

This miniature replica was the creation of My Little Pub and marked the release of New Zealand’s biggest band, Six60’s new album, Castle Street.

See the behind the scenes of how this little beauty was made…

“Combining prime live viewing, close enough to touch the pitch, a real pub experience whilst with your mates has got to be the best rugby experience you can have. “

“Right now, it seems, we’re staying home even when don’t officially have to. The omicron wave has created a de facto lockdown.

But what if, instead of you going to the pub, the pub came to you? Christchurch business My Little Pub takes the idea of a backyard shed to a new level with their bespoke miniature pubs.”

This is a (very) short story on how the O’Cawood’s Little Irish Pub came to be.

We take you with us while we deliver My Little Pub to one very happy new owner.

As My Little Pub is the brain child of an interior designer and a master joiner, we’re taking the time to introduce you to the parents. To begin this spotlight series we introduce to you MWF Manufacturing, the team responsible for building and bringing each My Little Pub to life.