The first beer is Stone brewing’s Mexican lager, Buenaveza. It is a 4.7% abv beer with salt and lime.

The second beer is an All Together COVID / healthcare benefit beer by Revision Brewing Co. It is a hazy IPA at 6.5% abv.

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The first brewery on the show is a Davis brewery called Sudwerks. The People’s Pilsner is a 35 IBU, 5.3% abv beer.

The next brewery is Timber Ales, which is out of North Haven, CT. This IPA is 7% abv – and was provided by Hop Gardens.

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Today I drink two beers, provided by Hop Gardens. The first beer is from Anchorage brewing company. It is the Keep It IPA, which is 6.4% abv.

The next beer is from Weldworks brewing. The Juicy Bits hazy IPA is 6.7% abv.

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Hop Gardens hooked me up with a couple beers tonight. Check them out for awesome beer selections as a taproom / pizza joint / can slinging beer enthusiast joint.

The first beer is the Sacramento Porchlight brewing company Back to the Coda West Coast IPA. It is a 6.7% abv beer.

The next is the Moksa / Casa Agria collaboration. It is a hazy Double IPA at 8.1% abv.

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This first beer on the show is from Alvarado Street brewery from Salinas, Ca. It is the All Together IPA, a 6.5% abv beer. This beer was intended to support hospitality professionals in this time of crisis. The host is Other Half Brewery of NYC.

The next beer is a collaboration with Claimstake Brewing and Moksa. These are both local Sacramento breweries. This is a double india pale lager that sits at 8% abv.

Thank you Hop Gardens taproom for hooking up the beer.

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Thanks to Hop Gardens for hookin’ up the Henhouse. The Santa Rosa brewery makes clean ass beer. The first one is a light 4.8% abv stout made with oysters…yes, oysters.

The next one is a double IPA at 8.3% abv, just where I like it.

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Shout out to Hop Gardens in Sacramento for hooking me up with a cache of beer! The owner Matt is my close buddy.

We used to have a podcast together called “Big Boys Podcast.”

We have lived together in multiple apartments, made many batches of beers, golfed hundreds of rounds and of course, drank a lot of beer together.

Every time I buy beer from him and feature it on the show, I will plug his business. They have tons of craft and rare beers for sale.

Today, I am starting off with Alvarado Street beers. This independent craft brewery is from Salinas, Ca. The first beer is the Saazerati featuring saaz hops. It is a Bohemian style pilsner and is 5.4% abv.

The next beer is the Catch A Vibe Double IPA. It is an 8.5% abv beer with milk sugar (lactose).

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Today I continue to drink the sampler from Big Sky brewing co. The Huck It huckleberry blonde ale is 5% abv.

The Big Sky IPA is 6.2% abv.

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Today I drink two beers again. The first beer is the Trout Slayer wheat pale ale. It’s 5% abv.

The next beer is the Moose Drool brown ale. It’s 5.2% abv.

Big Sky Brewing Co is from Missoula Montana

Today I crack open my last bottle of a Belgian dark strong ale I brewed about two years ago. It is about 8.5% abv. I still have a partial keg left of this stuff, hoping the age mellows out the “hot” taste it had when it was young. Two years should show some maturity…

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