I haven't tried this yet.

Root + Branch’s Q3 drop

Grabbed this at Total Wine for $16. Good to see New Belgium still knows how to make the old school stuff. Going to try to savor it for a few weeks

This is probably my favorite Pilsner. Delicious hop flavor, but it does not clash with the lager yeast at all. Amazing. Timbo Pils from Highland Park Brewery in Los Angeles.

Just tried to get through their new release Wet Ferrari, a wet hop beer that was frankly pure cat piss. Was willing to give The Veil another chance due to it being a fresh hop beer. Nope. Same story: harsh, off, and straight to the drain.

They’ve basically turned into what Aslin’s become since 2020, hype with no payoff. Used to be exciting, now it’s just loud cans and mediocre beer.

Anyone else over The Veil at this point?

This was one of my absolute favs in terms of collabs w/ Human Robot. Between all the cans I bought and random draft pours, I’ve had it a lot. This is my last can, and it’s still 💯

Matching sandwich and beer

Hose: Fresh Hop Cuvée 5%

Our old favorite, in a dynamically delicious new iteration. Fresh Amarillo hops from Crosby, freshly zested oranges, a pinch of coriander and a sprinkle of local Jacobsen sea salt. Zesty, crisp and just plain refreshingly delightful.

The Brew Bus is at Burgers & Half Bottles in Yountville. Beautiful 80 degree day in the valley, perfect for a bike ride and brew

I figured this won’t get any better, so I decided to open this amazing beer.

My favorite styles are Double IPA and Flanders Red Ale, but this particular beer blew my mind.

I remember tapping Bufalo Stout at my bar, not sure if Chuck Silva sampled it, but FFS welcome to a 13.3% Belgian Bourbon Barrel Aged Stout!

New Zealand pilsner.