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Lighter & Pale Hazy & Hoppy Porters, Stouts & Barley Wine Tart & Fruit Fermentations White Wines Red Wines Spark #14 – Trust & Believe – Claimstake Brewing, Rancho Cordova, Ca -New England IPA – 7% - Citra, Mosaic & Simcoe Hops, Smooth w/ Fruity Goodness, Crushable Craft Drink List – 10/24/2020 16oz - $7 / 10oz - $5 / 5oz - $3 Lighter & Pale #1 –Honey Babies – Blaker Brewing, Ceres, Ca -Blonde Ale – 4.6% - Easy Drinking, Crisp Honey, Laid Porters, Stouts & Barley Wine Back Vibes, Hella Local 16oz - $6 / 10oz - $4 / 5oz - $2 #15 – So Happens It’s Tuesday – The Bruery, Placentia, Ca -Bourbon Barrel Imperial Stout – 15.3% - Notes of Dark #2 – Floofster – Urban Roots, Sacramento, Ca Chocolate & Vanilla, Hints of Freshly Picked Cherries, -Hefeweizen – 4.8% - German Malts, German Hops & Dried Figs & Molasses German Yeast, Reminds Me of Home 10oz-$11 / 5oz-$6 16oz-$6 / 10oz-$4 / 5oz-$2 #16 – Vanilla Bean– Blaker Brewing, Ceres, Ca #3 – Hit the Turps – Last Call Brewery, Oakdale, Ca -Milk Stout – 5.5% - Cold Brew, Chocolaty Smooth, Sweet -Hoppy Pale – 5.6% - Exp. Hop HPA-016, Bright Vanilla & Lactose Bitterness, Dry, Citrus Peel, Mandarin & Pine 16oz - $6 / 10oz - $4 / 5oz - $2 16oz-$6 / 10oz-$4 / 5oz-$2 Tart & Fruit Fermentations #4 – On The Green – Claimstake Brewing, Rancho Cardova, Ca -Lager – 4.5% - Brewed with Saaz & CTZ Hops, Crisp & #17 – 50/50 Sour – Dying Breed Brewing, Oakdale, Ca Light, Dry, Refreshing -Fruited Sour – 5.8% - Collab w/ Around the Horn 16oz-$6 / 10oz-$4 / 5oz-$2 Brewing in Groveland, Ca. Copious Amounts of Orange & Vanilla, A Creamsicle Sour Treat Hazy & Hoppy 10oz-$8/ 5oz-$4 #5 – Tunnel Vision – Last Call Brewing Co., Oakdale, Ca #18 – Ninja Orchard – Belching Beaver, Oceanside, Ca -Double IPA – 7.2% - Single Malt Single Hop w/ Nelson American Wild Ale – 6% - Flavor Crest Peaches & Rose Hops & Admiral Malting Feldblume Malt Diamond Nectarines, Barrel Aged Blonde Sour, Tart & 16oz - $7 / 10oz - $5 / 5oz - $3 Delightful 10oz - $10 / 5oz - $5 #6 – Playground Tactics – Urban Roots, Sacramento, Ca #19 – Bramble Ramble – Flatland Brewing, Elk Grove, Ca -Unflitered/Imperial IPA – 8.2% - Citra, Strata & Galaxy -Triple Berry Smoothie Sour – 8.2% - Blackberry, Hops, Lactose, Juicy & Chewy Blueberry, Raspberry, Cherry & Vanilla, Just Like a 16oz - $7 / 10oz - $5 / 5oz - $3 Jamba 10oz - $8 / 5oz - $4 #7 – Orange Forest – Slice Brewing, Lincoln, Ca -Double IPA – 8.5% - Enigma, Simcoe & Mosaic Hops, #20 – Grape - Tapped Apple, Salida, Ca Musky Resin & Hash, Stone Fruit & Pineapple -Local Hard Cider – 6.9% - Cool, Crisp & Grape 16oz - $7 / 10oz - $5 / 5oz - $3 Sweetness, Perfect for Summer Nights 16oz - $7 / 10oz - $5 / 5oz - $3 #8 – Hopped Up on the Q – Claimstake Brewing, Rancho Cordova -Milkshake IPA – 6.5% - Strawberry, Citrus, Milkshake Vibes, Vanilla & Milk Sugar White Wines 16oz - $7 / 10oz - $5 / 5oz - $3 *Georges DuBoeuf Pays D’OC Chardonnay ’18 – France - $7 #9 –Citra Dream – New Glory, Sacramento, Ca -Fresh fruit, Bananas, Slight Hint of French Oak -New England IPA – 6.8% - Citra, Citra & More Citra Hops! Dreamy Citrus Flavor *High Valley Two Angels Sauvignon Blanc ‘18 – Oakville, Ca - $7 16oz - $7 / 10oz - $5 / 5oz - $3 -Complex Blend of Melon, Fig, and Grapefruit, Crisp & Well Balanced #10 – Disco Ninja – Revision Brewing Co, Nv -Northeast Style IPA – 7% - Citra, Galaxy Red Wines Mosaic, Amarillo, Juicy, Stone Fruit & Melon 16oz - $7 / 10oz - $5 / 5oz - $3 *Ironstone Cabernet Sauvignon ’17 – Lodi, Ca - $5 -Rich & Complex, Yet Approachable. Black Current, #11 – Galaxy Tactics – Urban Roots, Sacramento, Ca Toasted Oak, & Dark Cherry -Unfiltered Imperial/DIPA – 8.2% - 100% Galaxy Hops, Lactose, Fruity & Smooth, Epic Flavors *Obsession Red Blend ’17 – Lodi, Ca - $6 16oz - $7 / 10oz - $5 / 5oz - $3 -Medium Body with Lingering Flavors of Vanilla and Spice, Aromas of Raspberry and Dark Cherry #12 – Good Smells – Slice Beer Co, Linclon, Ca -West Coast DIPA – 8.5% - Citra, Centennial & CTZ Hops Sparkling Wines Create Marmalade, Resin, Passion Fruit, Orange Sherbet & OG Kush *Fratelli Prosecco D.O.C. – Italy - $7 16oz - $7 / 10oz - $5 / 5oz - $3 -Crisp & Refreshing. Hints of Green Apple & Slight Minerality #13 – Hopwells – Claimstake Brewing, Rancho Cordova, Ca -American IPA – 7% - Citra & Strata Hops, Dry with Slight Bitterness, Lots of Hop Flavor Bold Leaf (1 can = 2 Glasses/2 cans = 1 Bottle) 16oz - $7 / 10oz - $5 / 5oz - $3 Pinot Gris $7 - can / $12 - 2pack Rosè $7 - can / $12 - 2pack CURRENT BEER CANS & BOTTLES FOR HERE OR TOGO!!! Almanac Brewing – Alameda, Ca Time Bender – Collab w/Moonraker – Hazy DIPA/16oz $6/each $22/4-Pack Altamont Beer Works – Livermore, Ca New Kids On The Hops – American Pale Wheat /16oz $6/each $22/4-Pack Belching Beaver Brewery – Oceanside, Ca Viva La Beaver – Milk Stout /16oz $6/each $22/4-Pack Blaker Brewing – Ceres, Ca Honey Babies – Blonde Ale /16oz $4/each $14/4-Pack Vanilla Bean – Milk Stout /16oz $5/each $18/4-Pack Burning Barrel – Rancho Cordova, Ca Clown Drool – Imperial Smoothie Sour /16oz $8/each $30/4-Pack Claimstake Brewing – Rancho Cordova, Ca On The Green – Lager /16oz $5/each $18/4-Pack Trust & Believe – Hazy IPA /16oz $6/each $22/4-Pack Dying Breed Brewing – Oakdale, Ca Moo-Saic – Pale Ale /16oz $6/each $22/4-Pack Dupont Brewery – Tourpes, Belgium Dupont Foret Organic Saison – Farmhouse Ale / 750ml $17/each Bottles Only Flatland Brewing – Elk Grove, Ca First Growth – West Coast IPA /16oz $6/each $22/4-Pack To The Moon & Back – West Coast IPA /16oz $6/each $22/4-Pack Imaginary Images – Hazy IPA /16oz $6/each $22/4-Pack Simple Logic – West Coast DIPA /16oz $6/each $22/4-Pack Bramble Ramble – Triple Berry Smoothie Sour /16oz $7/each $25/4-Pack Shapes & Colors – Hazy DIPA /16oz $7/each $25/4-Pack Summer Harvest – Apricot & Peach Barrel Aged Sour /375ml $15/each Bottle Only King Cong Brewery – Sacramento, Ca Dzungle – Czeck Pilsner /19.2oz $5/each $18/4-Pack El Campeon – Pale Lager /19.2oz $5/each $18/4-Pack Last Call – Oakdale, Ca Apricot Sour – Fruited Sour /16oz $7/each $25/4-Pack Karate In The Garage – Hazy DIPA /16oz $6/each $22/4-Pack Dr. Czechyll – Czech Pilsner /16oz $6/each $22/4-Pack Lead Dog – Reno, Nevada Dude Where’s My Pie – Milkshake DIPA/16oz $6/each $22/4-Pack Montucky – Montana Cold Snacks – Lager /16oz $3/each $10/6-Pack New Glory – Sacramento, Ca Relentless Chaos – Kettle Sour /16oz $5/each $18/4-Pack Sparkly Things – Blonde Ale /16oz $5/each $18/4-Pack Tragic Outsiders – American IPA /16oz $6/each $22/4pack Urban Roots Brewing & Smokehouse – Sacramento, Ca Emergent Truth – Saison Ale /500ml $13/each Bottles Only Strata Tactics – Unfiltered DIPA /16oz $6/each $22/4-Pack Citra Tactics – Unfiltered DIPA /16oz $6/each $22/4-Pack Galaxy Tactics – Unfiltered DIPA /16oz $6/each $22/4-Pack Playground Tactics – Unfiltered DIPA /16oz $6/each $22/4-Pack Mellowwood Festbier – Oktobierfest Lager /16oz $6/each $22 /4-Pack Finger Kisses – West Coast IPA /16oz $6/each $22/4-Pack Guacamole Is Extra – West Coast IPA/16oz $6/each $22/4-Pack Rock Me All Mosaic – Unfiltered IPA /16oz $6/each $22/4-Pack Isolate IPA – Single Hop IPA /16oz $6/each $22/4-Pack Sidework – American Lager /16oz $5/each $18/4-Pack .
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