At the start of 2026 I put them at the top of my new breweries to watch for the year! Now we check in as see what cooking for the summer at Good Pressure Brewing. Eric and Nelson drop by on a warm Monday afternoon with an example of how they are brewing up a little something for everyone with a Strawberry Lemonade Hard Seltzer.

Its almost a Greek tragedy that this beer isn't an year round offering at Duck Foot Brewing. But when It's around I drink my fair share! Just in time for the 11th Anniversary tomorrow we wrap up a week of beers with Brett and Matt with the Crossing Wizard IPA. Brett also tells the story that this beer has a real life San Diegan as inspiration.

Don't let the dark fool you in this beer! It's getting warm out and darker beers can be just as refreshing as a fizzy yellow lager. Duck Foot Brewing proves that point with their Darkwing Dunkel.

You don't think that all those Belgian monks are making beer just to support their monasteries, do you? With all that fantastic beer floating around some of it makes it's way to the lunch table. But since it's hard to focus on prayer and highly unsafe to brew while consuming a 12% ABV beer, the monks created a Belgian Table beer. Friar Duck give you all the fruity and clove flavors you'd expect from a larger Belgian beer but all wrapped up in non-day-wrecking 4%.

Why ask why? Drink Duck Dry! Matt and Bret from Duck Foot Brewing are back with another anytime summer beer, Duck Dry. Their Japanese style Rice Lager is crisp clean with a light floral note thanks to the rice. It's hard to hide any imperfections in a beer like this, lucky for us this beer is flawless.

Warm days of summer are already starting to pop on even on June 1st! Perfect weather for a Lemon Radler from Duck Foot Brewing! Low abv with a ton of lemon with a small hint of lime, this is the perfect kind of beer that will keep you hydrated while partying at the Duck Foot 11th Anniversary THIS WEEKEND!

Not very often do we end our week with a Mexican style lager, but in the case of Barley & Sword it's very fitting! Launching into our weekend with a beer inspired by The Father of Mexican Lager Santiago Graf. Hilighting it's Vienna lager roots this beer really hits home when you get that hint of corn and a subtle salinity? Mike explains why!

Named after an old English tavern, Ye Olde Man & Scythe is ever bit of what you would expect from an English Porter that you'd get pumped up from the cellar of your local pub. 4.6% ABV and still balanced and approachable. This is a perfect shifty or if you just want to chew the fat at the bar.

It is an insanely hard task to make an Irish Red as clean and easy drinking as Barley & Sword's Beoir Bearg. The only thing harder might be trying to pronounce the beer's name without the pronunciation guide printed on the can. Mike and I discuss what makes this beer a labor of love that pays off in drinkablity and flavor.

Mike from Barley & Sword brings today what I think maybe the most acurate West Coast brewing of a traditional Weissbier and he has the medals to back it up. Bier Von Bayern is a traditional unfiltered Bavarian Hefewetzen that doesn't smash you in the face with one flavor but delievers on hints of banana, apricot and clove in a easy drinking, well balanced wheat beer.