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Norcal Blonde

Blonde Ale

A light, straw-colored ale with a very crisp finish. This blonde has a subtle hop profile with little bitterness and virtually no hop aroma.

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Hexagenia

IPA

A unique blend of hops creates a shifting sensation of hop flavor and aroma. Late kettle additions make Hex IPA very flavorful and aromatic.

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Brut Force

Brut IPA

A clean, crisp, dry, and fruity brut IPA with virtually no bitterness. You won’t need to raise your pinky to sip on it, but we wouldn’t fault you if you did.

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Lazy Hazy

Northeastern IPA

Explodes with layers of fruit flavor stemming from the late kettle additions and multiple dry hoppings. This hazy IPA is a juice bomb.

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Blood Knot

Northeastern IPA

Bursting with crisp juiciness, but not too much fruitiness, this beer is a unique and perfect infusion of fresh blood orange juice in a hazy IPA.

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Widowmaker

Double IPA

Loaded with late kettle additions, and dry hopped many times after fermentation, this DIPA is aromatic, clean, crisp, and easy to drink.

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Hooked

Lager

American and German influences create a light, refreshing beer with a crisp, clean finish. Once you try this premium lager, you’ll be hooked.

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Kilty Pleasure

Scotch Ale

A deep ruby color and sweet malty nose with layered plum and raisin notes. It has a smooth malty finish with a touch of hops for balance.

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Pittville

Porter

A porter with flavors of chocolate, coffee beans, cream, and enough hop bitterness to complement the sweet malt character.

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Irish Coffee

Cream Stout

This cream stout is infused with cold coffee extract and tastes like Irish cream and coffee. It finishes sweet and frothy and goes down smooth.

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Numb Numb Juice

Hazy IPA

A tropical juice bomb with an almost candy like finish on the nose and palate. This hazy IPA is so nom nom, it might leave you numb numb.

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Winter Run Redd

Extra Pale Ale

This Extra Pale Ale was brewed in collaboration with Trout Unlimited Shasta Trinity Cascades in honor of the now endangered winter run Chinook which were historically the largest run of salmon on the Sacramento River.

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