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We’ve got some Hard Lemonade for sale! And look at that color! That beautiful, natural color comes from the use of an insane amount of lavender pods that we use to brew a ginormous, fresh batch of lavender tea, that then gets blended with our lemonade-style seltzer. It drinks pretty balanced, with the acidity and sweetness hitting at just the right level, and then a soft tannic hit of dryness from the lavender. Enjoy straight out of the can, or pour over ice. Also legit with a dram of Old Tom Gin.
Inspired by the Paloma cocktail, Pierre has been hard at work these last few months trying to create the most perfect version of this yummo refresher using only the purest ingredients. Pink grapefruit juice, lots of grapefruit zest, and cane sugar come together with just the right amount of booze, acidity, and richness for that perfect sip of vacation vibes. You can enjoy this one at our spot, or take home cans to enjoy at yours. Served with a 'lil ice and a fresh grapefruit wheel.
Now listen here, y’all. We all know that one beer struttin’ around callin’ itself the “King of Beers”? Well, let’s be honest…maybe it’s time for that ol’ fella to pass the crown, yeah? To say, this 'lil guy right here? He’s the Kang! Light, crispy, and goes down smoother than the guitar solo in Free Bird. It’s the ultimate refreshin’ lager to sip with your favorite Pallys™ while you’re grillin' dogs or watchin’ the neighbor accidentally set off fireworks a smidge too early. With a focus on super cold crushability, this American Lager’s the only thang that'll do the trick this 4th of July! (and of course, any ol’ scorcher of a day when you’re sweat’n like a sinner in church) We don’t wanna ruffle any royal feathers here, but this thang just may be…dare we say…the Kang of beers!
Originally brewed to celebrate the wonderful art of drink’n straight out of the can while float’n in a lazy river with your favorite Pallys™️ up in Paso! So since that’s wildly specific, let’s focus on the beer. Well, it’s an American Pils through and through, where the hop bitterness is deliciously noticeable, but still easy on your taste buds, and the hop character (coming from Crystal hops out of Oregon) is lovingly nuanced from sniff to sip. The body remains light and the beer stays easy drink’n. You can think about it all you want, or just slam it down and ask for another. Your choice.
If you're looking for those Modelo vibes, without all the skunkiness, we've got you! This crusher hits light in all the ways you'd hope for, with just a dab of sweetness that pairs perfectly with some fresh squoze lime.
Papa has been dreaming of this one for a while! It first got put onto paper, and now it’s here in liquid form! Although we don’t brew this style often, we thought it was the perfect time to do so given how wonderfully warm this summer weather has been. Papa wanted to focus on all French ingredients on this one to keep it as authentic as possible. Using pilsner malt from Champagne, a French saison yeast strain, and Petit Blanc hops, which were originally grown in the Champagne-Ardenne region near Burgundy. At first glance, you’ll notice the pure white pillowy head that everyone associates with saison. The aroma gives off bright lemony citrus along with an array of peppercorn and mild clove. The palate comes off fresh and spritzy, with a firm bitterness that carries it through the perceived sweetness of the yeast character. Finishing clean and dry, it begs for another sip… and another… and another! Magnifique! 🥂
Whether it’s your normal thing, or a new thing, this NA offering should check a box that you’ve been seeking if ya miss sip’n on West Coast IPA’s! Only clocking in at point four percent, we worked our lil buns off to make an IPA that is beautifully clear, wonderfully bitter, and full of hoppy aromas and flavor! Tasting notes? Think cactus cooler, zesty citrus, and lots of super fresh Mary Jane.
West Coast Pils w/ Nelson, Nectaron, Citra, & Krush Give me more of these please! Layered with some of our favorite hop varieties for the style, the lager yeast really helps to accent the tropical fruit character found in them, so the result is really enticing in the aromatics. From sniff to sip, think grapefruit marmalade, lemongrass, and Sauv Blanc.
This one features the delicious hops from our pals @indiehops via the excellent farm that is @colemanagriculture. Built on a base of Pilsner Malt with a good amount of spelt added, it's got a firm bitterness throughout at an absolutely crushable level. The hop expression hits with layers of chamomile flowers, bartlett pear, and sits with a lovely linger of the devil's lettuce in the finish.
'Member when your beer was clear? 'Member when it was bitter? 'Member when you didn’t have to ask if it had all those fluffy little clouds in it? This beer is that beer. Built on a low color base of barley to let the Mosaic from @perraultfarms and Nectaron from @machopsnz hops shine through like crazy. Tasting Notes? Hawaiian Fruit Punch, pineapple sorbet, cotton candy, and a dab of the devil’s lettuce integrated throughout.
This one gets first wort hopped, burst hopped, hop dipped, dry hopped, and hop kief’d. With each changing year, there’s so many techniques and products to have fun with, we wouldn’t be us without trying them all. Tasting notes? Think orange lollipops, strawberry candy, fuzzy mango skin, and the freshest devil’s lettuce.
Whether it’s a bike, cactus, record, wave, camera, pizza, mountain, palm tree, or even a ladder that leads into a cloud, those are so many things to like. For hops, I really like this blend that brings together the mango candy from the Citra, with the orange bang vibes of the Krush, and then the stone fruit from the Rakau. The hops together give this one a lovely tropical fruit intensity, and comes across juicy, and super yummo.
It’s our series of beers highlighting the extremes of one single hop variety, double dry hopped to overload the senses with all of what it is. This is our 3rd time making this beer, but this time using our freshie lot of hand selected 2022 Nelson Sauvin from the homies @freestylefarms. The Nelson they put out just gets better every year, with tis year it being the most specialist yet! This Nelson helps create a flavor profile of yummy ripe guava, Oro Blanco Grapefruit, NZ Sauv Blanc, and Cotton Candy.
Just love’n the vibes on this one! Layered with caramel malt, oatmeal, and chocolate rye malt to name a few, it’s very dark brown in color, with tasting notes of oatmeal cookies, chocolate chips, and columbian coffee.
Our little sour beer program out of The Rave Cave has been bearing some pretty yummo fruit. After tasting through barrels, this specific barrel really jumped out at us something and so we wanted to feature on it’s own. Fermented in a puncheon barrel (a barrel that is twice the size of a standard barrel) and then keg conditioned, it has such a pleasant level of refreshing acidity and a range of mixed culture character that we would describe as: lemon zest, stone fruit, and bright funk.
Super Fruited Smoothie w/ White Peach, Strawberry, Banana, & Tangerine A huge addition of white peaches builds the base, with the strawberries adding all of those yummy smoothie vibes, some pureed banana for some texture, and a hit of tangerines to fresh’n the whole thing up. You probably already know this, but these things consist of 50% fruit and 50% beer. Just craaaazy! The result is like a freak’n Fruit Roll Up! But like blended up with some Kern’s Nectar, and spiked with the perfect level of booze.
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