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The bulk of the hop aroma and flavor in this brew come from the land down under. Galaxy and Vic Secret hops from Australia exude pineapple and passionfruit goodness while a solid chunk of oats in the grain bill makes for a smooth mouthfeel.

Pete pedaled deep into the Sierras, dead set on a legendary expedition. Along the way he ran out if rations, and when he finally arrived at the brewery he wasn’t the same dude, he was in a HAZE. He was babbling about discovering an oasis where Amarillo and Citra glowed pink in the Sierra sunset. Pete’s Secret Stache… unchained, unfiltered and hazed out.

Hop on board the Boogie Bus, smooth as silk and packed full of groovy hop flavor. Citra and Mosaic are the rhythm section laying down the backbeat while Nelson Sauvin hops from New Zealand rip a funky saxophone solo over top. Drink up and get down!

Tenaya Creek Pilsner (draft only) year round. Golden lager, perfectly balanced malt and hop characteristics. Won the Gold Medal at the 2002 Great American Beer Festival for “European-Style Pilsner” You know, just sayin’.

Some say tomato, some say tomahto. But you can’t say Ne-VAH-duh. No way, not never. It’s Ne-VAD-A! Vă-da (like this beer is rad-a) is a hazy DIPA, packed full of Nelson Sauvin and Vic Secret hops that provide flavors and aromas reminiscent of lychee, gooseberry and a touch of earth, layered over a pillowy mouthfeel.

Dig the dank. Savor the stank. Leafy Greens presents an increase by orders of magnitude in dankness. The aroma of certain hops, particularly CTZ, has long been described as similar to marijuana. Scientific examination has indeed proven that Humulus Lupulus and Cannabis Sativa are relatives, both members of the Cannabinaceae family. Ponder these branches of the family tree while enjoying this mellow IPA with friends, music, solid visuals and readily available munchies.

This brew is our Red Fox Russian Imperial Stout aged in Bourbon Barrels for 7 months. This brew has hints of coffee, chocolate, and underlying sweetness from the oak and bourbon flavors. The brew weighs in at 9.5% ABV, 70 IBU’s, and is best served at 60⁰F.

Discover FATE Veroandi Barrel Aged Anniversary Ale Beer. Is a carbonated, fermented alcoholic beverage. You can learn more about this beer and its availability here.

Brewed with Citra®, Mosaic® and Galaxy hops, a dollop of milk sugar* and a good dose of sweet, sweet lovin’. Grog while you scrog! Scrog while you grog! Get after it!

It’s late. Probably close to 3:00 AM, but your phone is for making questionable calls and looking at funny videos, not for checking the time. Yeah, one more sounds like a good idea. Maybe even a great idea. And whoa, you’re a unicorn. Brewing this beer with Mosaic, Vic Secret, and Amarillo was a good decision.

Outlaws and gentle folk alike are captivated by this dark beer. It marries the deep coffee-like flavors of roasted barley with a silky texture contributed by rolled oats.

When black cats prowl and pumpkins gleam, may luck be yours on halloween! The best way to feel lucky is by getting into the spirit with this well-balanced pumpkin ale. We brewed it with pumpkin spices and aromatic caramel malts to bring out the holiday season. Don’t be scared to try it. It’s all yours if you buy it!

Everyone knows Conan the Barbarian was a badass. We created a beer that uses a combination of yeast strains, one being the ‘Conan’ strain. This brew takes right after the man himself. Instead of a fruit forward hazy, we created this hazy to encompass a broad range of flavors and aromas.

An ode to the West Coast style IPA made famous by San Diego breweries. A refreshingly simple malt profile makes way for a highly complex and bitter showcase of what hops can do.

Greatness will be remembered. This massive black beer with an off-white head is obtained by brewing Pale, Carmel, Chocolate, Roast, Victory and Black Malts! A thick, stick to your tongue body is balanced with a malty sweet finish and bitterness from Magnum Hops. Long live the King.

A fruit-forward beer drawing distinctive flavors from a truly generous addition of real berries - never extracts - backed by a palate with hints of citrus, spice, and floral aromas. Bitchin’ Berry boasts an aggressive, full berry flavor and aroma

Loads of late-hopping creates massive flavor. Simcoe and Mosaic hops battle for domination on the palate; you win. Grab a pack today and enjoy!

What was once a witbier, has been re-imagined as a Belgian style white IPA. We’ve left behind the traditional spices, and in their place, created a stunning vision of Simcoe, Citra, El Dorado and Centennial hops. The result is an unfiltered, straw colored brew with bright notes of citrus and pine that help get your head out of the clouds and into the light

Imperial NE-Style IPA with Simcoe, Mosaic and Citra hops. Embracing the no-holds-barred, pure, dirty, clean, crass culture of the greatest place in the world, this beer is a reflection of the city it was born in. It's real, down-to-earth and unfiltered. You don't buy this beer, you earn this beer. This beer is Reno as Fuck.

Discover Camo Silver Ice Beer. Is a carbonated, fermented alcoholic beverage. You can learn more about this beer and its availability here.

Notes of bright tangerine and ripe pineapple delivered to your flavor hole (The Flavorifice) on a soft bed of wheat and oats.

We found an old mechanical hop picking machine in the fields of England, in the shadow of Stonehenge. With a lot of work, a modicum of sweat and a little monkey grease, the newly refurbished machine has been repurposed to deliver hop flavor to your mouth as efficiently as possible. Featuring a heap of citrusy Citra and mounds of mango-ish Mosaic hops conveyor belted on a base of wheat and flaked oats.

To dream of a brew so tasty it defies reality is the profession and past-time of all brewers. This beer is another strive toward awesomeness; a result of teaming up with Belching Beaver and featuring Samba hops which offer notes of candied orange and mango.

Camo Black Ice brewed by Camo Brewing Company,with an ABV of 10.50% This malt liquor pours out of a 24oz can into a pint beer glass. The color is a deep golden amber color with a small white head. The head to this brew, goes away fast. There is is some real super thin lacing to this brew, it kinda sticks to the side of the glass. The smell is Strong with Malts an grains an lots of alcohol notes. This brew has the look an smell of most malt liquors on the market, not saying that is a bad thing. Now for the taste, it is Bold with flavors. You pick up a lot of alcohol notes mixed with Malts and grains. The body of Camo Black Ice is heavy. This is alot smoother than the Camo Sliver style of this brew. Still a little rough around the edges. Nit my first choice , but if you need need a one an done kinda brew, this might fit the bill. The mouth feel is Bold, Alcohol, Malts, Clean, An Refreshing. Overall I am going to give Camo Black Ice a 2.5 out of 5. Camo Brewing Company, did a decent job with this Malt Liquor.

To become your best self you may need to vanquish your old self. You look at your reflection in the mirror, smash the mirror and walk forward. Galaxy and Vic Secret provide notes of passionfruit, pineapple, orange and lime with a definitive hop punch.

Lightly hopped with noble domestic hops. A medium rich maltiness with a very clean finish to create a well balanced "mouth feel".

Take me down to Citra DIPA City, where the hops are green and the beer is pretty. Hoppiness and sweetness blend harmoniously to gently rock your face off. Brewed with milk sugar, Citra, a pinch o’ this and a dash o’ that, a pint of this in hand will guarantee a tasty adventure in Citra City.

A special dose of character malt adds schweet, schweet flavah while a combination of old and new school hops provides orange marmalade, grapefruit and forest aromas and tastes.

An upside-down drinking, hazy IPA featuring Simcoe and CTZ. The hop combination presents citrus, floral and pine notes that you can really sink your teeth into. This is what we drink in the shadows.

Crisp, clean and refreshing, Blonde NV is a golden-colored ale brewed in the silver state. Lightly hopped with a slight malt sweetness, this ale approaches lager territory in character and it’s all good.