Eighty-Eight Pleasure Craft Sour Singles
$5.29
What Sangria Sour made with Pinot Grigio (yup!), Peach, Strawberry, Blood Orange, Lemon, Lime, and Barbe Rouge Hops. 5% ABV.
El Freko Paloma Sour
$5.49
Blindman Raspberry Super Session
$4.89
Sierra Nevada Juicy LL Thing
$3.59
A classic from Sierra Nevada - this Hazy IPA is big, rich and tropically hoppy - or hoppily tropical - if you prefer. It is only brewed and released a few months each year.
From The Producer
"Jammed with dry hops, Juicy Little Thing uses a specialized yeast to enhance the fruity notes of guava, mango and grapefruit, while also refining the smooth mouthfeel that helps boost the juice!"
Ghostfish Vanishing Point Pale Ale
$19.99
Benjamin Bridge Pink Piquette Zero
$4.99
There is no alcohol in this, simply a mixture of mineral water, grape extract, hops, sea salt and berry extract. Zero sugar. Zero alcohol. Vegan-friendly & gluten-free. 0% ABV.
Guzman Riestra Semi-Seca
$22.99
Guzmán Riestra Half Dry Sparkling Cider is made from a base cider obtained through a careful selection of the best apples in their orchards. It's produced using the traditional method with a second fermentation in bottle. After a careful selection of the ideal ciders in their mill, the fermentation occurs in the bottle with the addition of cider yeasts. The bottles are settled in prime position for a minimum of 8 months, and the fermentation produces a minimum pressure of 6 atmospheres before disgorging. Once passed the necessary time they proceed to the removal of the layers to move the sediments towards the neck of the bottle followed by the traditional disgorging.
Superflux Yes Indeed Pale
$26.99
From the Producer
"Yes Indeed we made a pale ale with Simcoe and Citra and it sure is refreshing. Simcoe and Citra are two of our favourite hops and we think they complement each other beautifully. This beer is clean and simple without sacrificing hop character. We taste notes of lemon zest, resin, and grapefruit.
5.0% ABV
Samuel Smith India Ale Bottle
$4.49
If you want a classic that'll take you back to being a British soldier in the heart of the empire during the 1800s, this is the beer for you! Old-school hopping and malting from a brewery that was established in 1758 results in a very traditional style of Indian ale compared to all them new-fangled NEIPAs and DIPAs. More bitter and Malt forward than the stuff around today.