Annex Little Kerouac Sour Tall Can
$5.09
Dry. Hopped. Sour. Could those be the three most important words to find on a beer label? More important even than New England Pale? Perhaps. It all comes down to what the weather is like, doesn't it?
If you find yourself nodding in agreement to what has been stated above, you should check out the Lil' Kerouac from Annex Ales.
From The Producer
"Sour beers have been a part of our repertoire since forever, and so has dry hopping. As with Lil’ Kerouac’s first press, we’re once again combining the two to see how things might have gone six years ago if we knew then what we know now. We’ve re-attempted sour-pitching in steel, this time with Philly Sour yeast from Lallemand to diminish the acidity while keeping things sour."
Blindman Dream Machine Mex Lager
$10.49
Crushable, delicious, go-to light lager. Dream Machine Mexican Lager is a crisp, refreshing, and crushable light lager that’s perfect for any occasion. With its smooth, easy-drinking nature, this lager is the go-to choice for those seeking a light, flavorful beer.
ABV. 4.7%
Eighty-Eight Cruise Control IPA
$5.19
7% ABV.
From The Producer
"Classic West Coast IPA with all our latest hop tech. Take your foot off the gas and engage Cruise Control!"
Field House Pineapplue Papaya Habanero
$5.99
La Venenosa Tabernas Mezcal Reposado
$70.99
The Tabernas range of Raicilla from La Venenosa are small batch blends of stock from multiple distillers / Raicilerros. This aged/reposado version comes from Benito and Jose Salcedo Rios is bottled at 45.5%. It spent 3 months in an ex-Oloroso Casks. It was bottled in May of 2022 from Lot RT3-4 with a total of 1150 bottles filled.
La Monacesca Verdicchio
$33.99
Agricola La Monacesca is located in the commune of Matelica, about 4 kilometres from the centre of town, in the Monacesca contrada, along the state highway that leads to Fabriano. The area where we they located owes its name to the settlement, around 900AD, to a small band of Benedictine monks from the monastery of Farfa who fled northern Italy under the scourge of the Lombards. They decided to stay in this out-of-the-way place, and built a small church and a monastery (today perfectly restored and now part of the winery’s borgo, or hamlet); thus this splendid area took the name of Monacesca over time. The name became the winery brand-name too in 1966, when Casimiro Cifola, having purchased the farm properties, began planting the first vineyards and built the first wine cellar. 1973 saw the release of their first Verdicchio di Matelica. This signalled the departure point for an extraordinary adventure. Starting in 1982, Casimiro was joined by his son Aldo, the current director of the winery; he gave his support to efforts to further increase, through technical means, efforts focused on drawing out the qualities inherent in to Verdicchio.
Vieti Dolcetto Tre Vigne
$44.99
33 Acres Nirvana Singles
$3.09
Annex Convenient Detour Coffee Singles
$4.79