All week we've been enjoying Bivouac's San Diego ciders, we end the week with something that is very transitionally English. Made from Dabinett Heritage cider apples this is the perfect way to wrap up a Friday.

Part of their core lineup at Bivouac (and also named after another knot) Marlin Spike Pineapple Pear Cider is a true experience that has to be tasted or experienced like Brooke's story...you'll understand once you listen.

Tonight we try the new-new.  You've more than likely tried POG, but unless you've been to Bivouac you've never had OMG.

Yesterday Lara from Bivouac was explaining the difference different types of cider, tonight we'll flirt with something that is almost a perry but not exactly with Albright pear cider.

Nestled in the heart of North Park, Bivouac Ciderworks offers a uniquely San Diego perspective on cider.  Life is an Adventure and you deserve a cider that fits into whatever you're doing.  We start the week with a vibrant mixed berry cider that takes it's name from where it was created. 

Adventure is out there and this beer is for the adventurous.  We end this week of amazing Embolden Beer with a big, yet very easy to drink double IPA

This was the beer that sold me on Embolden Beer the first time Andy joined me for Last Call.  Today we re-visit one of my favorite hazy IPA's.

Half way through the week and Andy brings the hops in a brand new West Coast/San Diego Style IPA called Broken Record, so named because it's something you'll come back to enjoy again, and again, and again, and again...like a broken record.

Another hot day, deserves another amazing beer that you could enjoy with your toes in the sand.  BUT, since you can't drink on the beach in San Diego, Litehouse is a perfect "sand adjacent" crusher.

Embolden Beer is back for another week of Last Call!  This time around Andy is showcasing some of their newest creations like their #1 seller for when it's a hot one!