Hawk Hill follows a traditional German Hefeweizen grain bill (50% wheat) with a bit of rye tossed in to draw out the pepper and spice notes from the light hopping schedule. Light, crisp and refreshing, Hawk Hill will bring out the sun, no matter the weather.

• Hops: Styrian Golding
• Grains: Pilsner, Rye, Wheat
• 4.7% ABV
• 15 IBUs

Our Hill 88 Double IPA employs a simple but sturdy malt backbone to balance and assertive hop aroma and flavor. It is named after one of the highest spots in the Marin Headlands and in the early days we might have sought inspiration there over a beer or two. Maybe.

• Hops: CTZ, Eureka, Amarillo, Altus
• Grains: 2-row, Rye, Honey Malt
• 8.8% ABV
• 88 IBUs

Warm weather and our American Light Lager = a perfect pairing. Coming in at a crushable 4.7% ABV this beer keeps it simple. Highest quality pilsner and 2-row malt along with a pinch of flaked rice, combined with a light hopping regime make for a crisp and quenching beer you’ll keep coming back to. 

• Hops: Hersbrucker
• Grains: Pilsner, 2-Row, Flaked Rice
• 4.7% ABV
• 8 IBUs

Our West Coast Pale Ale pours nice and pale color. It has good up front bitterness with a mild finish. The experimental hops give it notes of citrus, pine, tropical fruit with hints of mint and menthol. The finish is smooth and lingers slightly on the palate.

• Hops: CTZ (bittering), Exp 10416 (whirlpool), Exp 10416, Zamba (dry hop)
• Grains: Pilsner, 2-Row, C-40
• 5.0% ABV
• 37 IBUs

Starting as our Pt. Bonita Pilsner, this beer is aged in various barrels – cabernet, chardonnay, pinot noir, neutral and whiskey. This solera style has roots to our very first batch of pilsner as each year we leave a few gallons behind in the barrels to kick off the next year’s batch. Each vintage is unique as different wild yeasts and bugs vie in the barrel to come out. 

• 5.3% ABV
• 35 IBUs

Gotta love minimalist camping – getting out and bedding down under the Milky Way. Ditch the tent but allow 32 oz for a couple of hazies. The combo of Sultana and Cashmere hops on a Pilsner malt base explodes with tropical, melon and citrus notes.

Names can deceive – while the Slacker Ridge Trail is short it’s hella steep, but you will be rewarded with spectacular views of the Golden Gate. Reward yourself with this citra, mosaic, simcoe and amarillo hop-laden hazy beauty. 

No bears in Briones Park these days, but maybe a beer/bier or two. Brewed with a blend of 4 grains and German hops, look for a medium body and vibrant aromas of melon, citrus and stone fruits. Prost!

Our first beer pairing the Trident hop blend, Citra and Lemondrop hops  – and we’ve been blown away. Hazy and medium-bodied with a “wow” hop punch of citrus along with tropical and stone fruits.