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Due to brewery restrictions - this can be delivered or picked up in the SF bay area only. Unfortunately no shipping or will call outside of this area. Orders outside of the SF area will be cancelled. The IPA that needs no introduction, Sonoma County, California's legendary Double IPA. DUE TO RUSSIAN RIVER BREWING COMPANY'S HIGH STANDARDS AND COMMITMENT TO KEEPING THEIR BEER FRESH, K&L CANNOT SHIP OR TRANSFER RRBC BEERS OUTSIDE OF THE SAN FRANCISCO BAY AREA. THIS INCLUDES ALL DELIVERY OR WILL CALL ORDERS TO SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA OR OUT OF STATE. Rated 100 points by Beer Advocate.

This may be the best beer ever! But, one is enough: trust me.

Our flagship American IPA highlights the distinctively aromatic Australian Galaxy hop. The nose bursts with pine, citrus rind, melon and pineapple. Pronounced flavors of peach, clementine, and tropical fruits are accentuated with moderate bitterness and balanced by a light, biscuity malt character. MALT: American 2-row Barley, White Wheat, C-15, Dextrine, Dextrose HOPS: Galaxy, Columbus (Brewery Notes)

Based in San Luis Obispo on California’s Central Coast, There Does Not Exist brews Green Prophet as a hazy India Pale Ale. The hazy IPA category developed from the New England IPA movement before becoming a widely produced modern beer style across the United States. Packaged in a 16-ounce can.

Hop Culture by Bell's Brewery: "There’s a river in Michigan’s Upper Peninsula that winds and wends its way along the coast of Lake Superior. Iconic for its incredible beauty, clear water, and several species of trout, the Two Hearted River is just one of Michigan’s magnificent natural landmarks. So it’s fitting that a beer of the same name has become one of the most beautiful and revered beers in the country. Recognized as the best beer in America for four years running by Zymurgy Magazine, Bell’s Two Hearted Ale has made more than just a splash in craft beer culture."

Perhaps one of the best-known American DIPAs today, Dogfish knows how to do it right for serious hopheads looking for a strong, astringent kick. Dark stone fruit and fig add depth to the otherwise hop-dominated nose, while resin and pine flood the full-bodied and round mouth. It’s balanced for what it is, though there is an impression of aged Sherry on the finish with a touch of rancio and toasted walnut-infused warmth.

There Does Not Exist calls San Luis Obispo, on California’s Central Coast, home. Head Tripper is the brewery’s West Coast IPA, connecting those California roots with a style closely tied to the state’s craft-beer history. It comes in a 16-ounce can.

There Does Not Exist brews in San Luis Obispo on California’s Central Coast. Its Demonus is a West Coast India Pale Ale, linking the brewery’s imaginative naming with a distinctly Californian branch of the broader IPA tradition. This release is packaged in a 16-ounce can.

DUE TO FIELDWORK BREWING COMPANY'S HIGH STANDARDS AND COMMITMENT TO KEEPING THEIR BEER FRESH, K&L CANNOT SHIP OR TRANSFER FIELDWORK BEERS OUTSIDE OF THE SAN FRANCISCO BAY AREA. THIS INCLUDES ALL DELIVERY OR WILL CALL ORDERS TO SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA OR OUT OF STATE. Non-Alcoholic Product.

From the brewery: "Best Day's West Coast IPA is a tribute to our backyard and its rich history of making damn good beers. It starts with the classic Cascade Hop aromas of Citrus and Pine and a bite on the front end. Middle hopping flavors balance with the malt to leave a nice hint of a lingering hop finish. Pairs well with: Road Trips, Picnics, Beach Days."

From the brewery: " Hazy IPA. Mild bitterness and a full, luscious mouthfeel. Dominantly herbaceous and grassy, with moderate tropical notes as well as some bright citrus. Flavors of grapes and grass from the Nelson hops leading to tropical pineapple, mango flavors from the Strata hops." DUE TO RUSSIAN RIVER BREWING COMPANY'S HIGH STANDARDS AND COMMITMENT TO KEEPING THEIR BEER FRESH, K&L CANNOT SHIP OR TRANSFER RRBC BEERS OUTSIDE OF THE SAN FRANCISCO BAY AREA. THIS INCLUDES ALL DELIVERY OR WILL CALL ORDERS TO SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA OR OUT OF STATE.Orders outside the bay area will be cancelled.

Glendale, California, is home to Paperback Brewing Co., which packages “Baby Bunny with a Chainsaw” in 16-ounce cans. The beer is a hazy India Pale Ale, a modern branch of the broader American IPA tradition.

Juicy-but-not-hazy IPA. Loads of Mosaic, along with Cashmere, Amarillo, Azacca, Strata, Citra and Simcoe, make for a mildly bitter, hop forward beer with aromas and flavors of blueberry, mango and tropical fruits. DUE TO RUSSIAN RIVER BREWING COMPANY'S HIGH STANDARDS AND COMMITMENT TO KEEPING THEIR BEER FRESH, K&L CANNOT SHIP OR TRANSFER RRBC BEERS OUTSIDE OF THE SAN FRANCISCO BAY AREA. THIS INCLUDES ALL DELIVERY OR WILL CALL ORDERS TO SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA OR OUT OF STATE. Orders outside the bay area will be cancelled.

Founded in 2010, Almanac Beer Company is an independent Northern California brewery based in Alameda. “Love” is the brewery’s hazy India Pale Ale, presented here in 16-ounce cans and rooted in Almanac’s California brewing identity.

Pure Project opened its first brewery in San Diego’s Miramar neighborhood in 2016. Its “Baja Beach” West Coast IPA connects that Southern California home with a style closely associated with the state’s craft-brewing history. This California beer comes in a 16-ounce can.

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Dry hopping adds hops during or after fermentation, rather than during the kettle boil. Radiant Beer Co.’s “DDH Wait ’Til Tomorrow” highlights that production technique: “DDH” stands for double dry-hopped. This West Coast IPA comes from Anaheim, California, and is packaged in a 16-ounce can.

Ghost Town Brewing operates taprooms in West Oakland and Oakland’s Laurel District, giving it a distinctly East Bay home base. “Butchery” is a West Coast IPA from this California brewery, packaged in 16-ounce cans—a full U.S. pint per can.

After many years of pushing Westcoast IPA like someone with chicken legs in a strongman competition, we are finally getting to revel in the return of the dry, crushable, and bitter laser-beam of hop perfection that is the Westcoast IPA. To celebrate its return to prominence and adoration we put together what we think is the perfect amalgamation of classic Westcoast with new school hops and hopping techniques. Westcoast Slang gets inundated with hops from the middle of its boil all the way through the whirlpool, and again with a ridiculous double dry-hopping of Mosaic, Nelson, Simcoe, and Strata hops in all forms available to us. The goal, producing a beer that melds the Westcoast hops of yore with the newest killer hops being grown, in a package that is absolutely saturated with hop resins and aromas of rio red grapefruit wedges, candied pomelo, passion fruit, gooseberries, chenin blanc wine grapes, strawberries, blue diesel nugs, pine sap, and hints of wild berries.

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Great Notion opened its original brewpub in Portland’s Alberta Arts District in 2016. Hazy IPAs have been central to the brewery’s identity from the start, and “Shotgun Wedding” continues that focus from this Oregon producer, packaged in 16-ounce cans.

Santa Cruz, California, is home to Humble Sea Brewing, the brewery behind Kookasaurus. This West Coast IPA is double dry-hopped—the meaning of “DDH.” Dry hopping introduces hops after the boil, distinguishing it from kettle hop additions during brewing. Kookasaurus comes in a 16-ounce can.

Oakland’s Ghost Town Brewing operates a brewery and taproom in West Oakland and a second taproom with a beer garden in the city’s Laurel District. “Disembodied” is a West Coast IPA from this East Bay producer, packaged in 16-ounce cans.

Founded in Berkeley in 2015, Fieldwork Brewing Company has grown from its East Bay roots to operate taprooms across Northern California. Encore is the brewery’s non-alcoholic hazy IPA, packaged in a 16-ounce can and extending Fieldwork’s established focus on hop-forward beer into an alcohol-free format.

Founded in Portland, Oregon, in 2016, Great Notion Brewing has built its identity around modern hazy IPAs and inventive sour beers. Ripe is the brewery’s Citra-focused hazy India pale ale, presented here in 16-ounce cans.

Released commercially in 2008 by the Hop Breeding Company, Citra has become one of American brewing’s most widely used hop varieties. Great Notion puts it at the center of West Coast Ripe, an Oregon-brewed hazy IPA packaged in 16-ounce cans.

Four American hop cultivars—Citra, Mosaic, Strata, and Simcoe—come together in Radiant Beer Co.’s “Time To Dream.” This California-brewed India Pale Ale showcases a contemporary hop combination in a generous 16-ounce can, highlighting varieties developed and released by U.S. hop-breeding programs.

Great Notion opened its first brewery and taproom on Portland’s Northeast Alberta Street in 2016. The Oregon brewery’s “Lite” is a lager packaged in 16-ounce cans, offering a different beer style from the hazy IPAs for which Great Notion is widely known.

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Relax [it's just a hazy IPA] embraces the new way to enjoy IPA - unfiltered, fresh and full of hop flavor and aromatics... without the bitterness to stand in the way of kicking back with a juicy beer. It features a combination of Citra, Centennial, Simcoe and Amarillo hops, imparting fruity, tropical and citrusy notes to complement the round, soft mouthfeel of a hazy IPA.

Santa Cruz–based Humble Sea Brewing uses “foggy” as its term for hazy IPA, a nod to its coastal home. Gnar Gnar Binks is double dry hopped, as the “DDH” designation indicates; dry hopping introduces hops on the cold side of brewing, rather than during the boil.

Hop Butcher for the World takes its name from Carl Sandburg’s poem “Chicago,” which famously called the city “Hog Butcher for the World.” The Chicago brewery’s “Meet the Nectarons” is an Illinois-brewed hazy India pale ale packaged in a 16-ounce can.

Portland-based Great Notion Brewing produces “Counting Rings” as a West Coast IPA in 16-ounce cans. The WC designation connects this release to a branch of American IPA shaped by Pacific Coast craft brewers and their hop-focused approach to brewing.

Founded in Berkeley in 2015, Fieldwork Brewing Company has built its name around a frequently changing lineup of beers served across its Northern California taprooms. “Big Trouble In Little Citra” is the brewery’s playfully named hazy India Pale Ale, packaged in a 16-ounce can.

Paperback Brewing Co. makes “Bunny with a Chainsaw” in Glendale, California, and packages it in 16-ounce cans. This hazy double IPA belongs to an American craft-beer style that emerged in the 1990s as a higher-strength extension of India pale ale.

Ghost Town Brewing was founded in Oakland in 2012 and has built its identity around heavy-metal-inspired beer names and artwork. Death Knight continues that theme as a California-brewed West Coast IPA, packaged in 16-ounce cans.

DUE TO HUMBLE SEA BREWING COMPANY'S HIGH STANDARDS AND COMMITMENT TO KEEPING THEIR BEER FRESH, K&L CANNOT SHIP OR TRANSFER CELLARMAKER BEERS OUTSIDE OF THE SAN FRANCISCO BAY AREA. THIS INCLUDES ALL DELIVERY OR WILL CALL ORDERS TO SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA OR OUT OF STATE.

Stellar Fawn is an intergalactic space elk style IPA brewed with a mix of 2 Row and Pilsner malts + a touch of wheat. This grist keeps the body light and lets the focus fall to the hop profile. Hot side hopping with Simcoe and Cashmere lay down fruity base for the Citra, Strata, Chinook dry hop. All these hops come together to form notes of sweet dragon fruit, peach blossom, and fruity Flinstones vitamins. Note: This beer is tasting fucking awesome right now. (Brewery Notes)

Founded in Oakland in 2012, Ghost Town Brewing grew from a small local operation into an established name in the Bay Area beer community. Dead Air is the brewery’s West Coast IPA, produced in California and packaged in 16-ounce cans.

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From the brewery: " We’re calling an audible and bringing back a fan-favorite IPA just in time for the kickoff of football season! This brew blitzes your senses with aromas of freshly mowed turf and a subtle undercurrent of ganja, followed by a quick snap of bitterness that tackles your taste buds. It’s a crisp, clean, and 100% ass-kicker of an IPA, all in a drinkable 6.3% ABV—perfect for game day. Mosaic! Strata! 5..8..6.. Ready, set, hut!!!"

Anaheim, California, is home to Radiant Beer Co., producer of Sun Squeeze. This fruited hard seltzer combines passionfruit, tangerine, and mango in a 16-ounce can, bringing together two tropical fruits and a citrus variety in one release.

SPORE is a hazy india pale ale constructed of base malts plus copious amounts of wheat and oats to create cumulonimbus like mouthfeel and body. Hopped heavily across the board (including 2 dry hops - DDH, bro…) with Citra, Nelson, Chinook and Sabro SPOREs hops are explosive on the pallet and in the aroma. Citra, Nelson, and Chinook lay down fruity pebbles, nectarine, and guava aromatics layered in with some Coconut from the Sabro. The final product feels like drinking a tropical drink on an island BUT you’re probably just chillin’ on your couch man… (Brewery Notes)

Pizza Port began in Solana Beach in 1987 as a neighborhood pizza restaurant and added its own brewing operation in 1992. Swami’s IPA, named for the celebrated Encinitas surf break, connects the brewery’s enduring India Pale Ale tradition with its coastal San Diego roots. Presented here in 16-ounce cans.

Oakland-based Ghost Town Brewing produces Vile Beast as a hazy India Pale Ale in California. Presented in 16-ounce cans, it joins the brewery’s lineup of boldly named beers and reflects Ghost Town’s longstanding connection to Oakland’s independent craft-beer scene.

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Oakland-based Ghost Town Brewing makes “Death Rattle” as a West-Coast Imperial IPA. In brewing terminology, “imperial” denotes a higher-strength version of a beer style—in this case, India Pale Ale. This California beer is packaged in 16-ounce cans.