Available At This Location (arranged by most recent)
Glacier Big Woody Barleywine 88, Lagunitas Imperial Stout with Brett and Raspberries 88
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Grand Teton Bourbon Barrel Aged Double Vision Doppelbock 88, Glacier Oak Aged Glacier Eisbock 88, Glacier Ukrainian Imperial Stout 88, Glacier Beam Black Rye Bock 88, Glacier Black Rye Bock 70, Avery Voltron 96, Bear Republic Blackberry Grizz 96, Ballast Point Brandy Barrel Aged Navigator Doppelbock 97, Bear Republic Clobberskull 71, Marin Barrel Aged Quad 89, Sierra Nevada Scotch on Scotch 89, Sierra Nevada Porter on Scotch 89, Schooners Olde Woody Barleywine 98, Valley Brew Bourbon Barrel Stray Cat 98, Valley Brew 15th Anniversary Traditional Bock (Bourbon Barrel) 98, Valley Brew Decadent Darkness Bourbon Barrel Imperial Stout 94, Valley Brew Cuvee de Evil (Collaborative Evil - Brandy Barrel) 92, Valley Brew Bourbon Barrel Old Inventory Barley Wine 94, Valley Brew Collaborative Evil (Bourbon Barrel) 86, Drakes Pine Tar Barleywine 86, Russian River Supplication 100, FiftyFifty Imperial Eclipse Stout 99, Drakes George Brett Triple 87, Bear Republic Trebuchet 87, Drakes Bass Ackwards 87, Triple Rock Puffy Shirt IPA 87, The Bruery Humulus Lager 89, Speakeasy Midnight Run IBA 86, Russian River Hopfather 89, Maui Brewing Big Swell IPA 94, FireHouse Hops on Rye 83, Fat Heads Head Hunter IPA 91, Moonlight Bombay by Boat IPA 83, Auburn Alehouse Gold Digger IPA 78, Seabright The Blur 55, FiftyFifty RyePA 55, Drakes Aroma Coma 55, Black Diamond Jagged Edge IPA 63, Ale Industries Ryed Piper 63, Valley Brew IPA 97, E. J. Phair Retrofit IPA 97, Mission IPA 90, Iron Springs JC Flyer IPA 55, Triple Rock CKIPA 87, Kern River Just Outstanding IPA 95, FiftyFifty Rockslide IPA 76, Big Dogs Dirty Dog IPA 81, Avery The Maharaja Imperial India Pale Ale 99, Dogfish Head 120 Minute IPA 98, Lagunitas 2009 Correction Ale 96, Napa Smith Pale Ale 52, Iron Springs Casey Jones Imperial IPA 90, New Belgium Lips of Faith (Dunkleweisse 30°) 91, Beach Chalet The Baron 91, Seabright Hopnotic 91, Coops Jersey Giant 91, Marin Eldridge Grade White Knuckle Double IPA 99, Napa Smith Albion Ale 40, Bear Republic Mach 10 95, Bear Republic APEX 94, Magnolia Promised Land Imperial IPA 87, Ballast Point Dorado Double IPA 99, Pizza Port Poormans IPA 98, Pizza Port Lou P. Lin 99, Triple Rock IMAX 91, Rubicon Rex IPA 91, Jupiter Quasar Double IPA 72, Big Dogs Hop Harvest Ale 89, Auburn Alehouse Isotope PU240 Double IPA 89, Russian River Pliny the Younger 100, 21st Amendment Double Trouble Imperial IPA 95, Drakes Denogginizer 98
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| marcus (91), Sacramento, California | | November 15, 2009 This is a small local beer bar that attracts both regulars and beer destination seekers. There is a nice selection of west coast micros and imports (mostly Belgian). There is a decent menu of bar food. But the real attraction is the annual calendar of beer festivals including such categories as "Double IPA" and "Barrel aged, " for which the adjacent street is closed to accommodate the large crowds attracted to these events. The staff is friendly and beer-knowledgeable. | | mrhoppy (59), Santa Clara, California | | July 3, 2009 Classic joint you can call home. Plus they put on world class fests. Visit here out of respect for the emphasis they put on great beer. One of those places you walk into and discover you have found a beer paradise. This place is one of the go to places on the west coast. | | ajm (166), Los Angeles, California | | June 24, 2009 I could see this getting boring if the taps aren’t rotating fast enough. But it manages a great old-time feel and the patio is beautiful. Menu is simple but seems honest and well-done: certainly made by hand which takes long when one staffer has a party of five. Good offering of NorCal beers. | | bhensonb (291), Woodland, California | | February 7, 2009 Pretty small venue, but when they do an event they take over the street. Lots of taps and beers. Enthusiastic staff. Good food. | | SamGamgee (89), Santa Cruz (La Selva), California | | December 1, 2008 Visited this past week, and the tap list was awesome, with plenty of barrel-aged beers left over from the barrel-aged festival. This place was just a great overall experience. The bartender was awesome. She accommodated my frantic excitement about the numerous rare offerings and made sure that I got to taste everything that I was interested in. Value was outstanding: $4 for tulips of barrel-aged stuff like Older Viscosity and Valley Brew 12 Cuvee, as well as PtE. Smaller sample sized snifters were only a buck fifty, and the food was also very reasonable and quite good. Nothing too fancy on the menu, but enough to keep you satisfied while enjoying some great beers. The Bistro will definitely be a top priority in future visits to the east bay. | | kmweaver (113), Sebastopol, California | | November 27, 2008 Small, dive-ish bar in a reasonably pleasant section of Hayward, right next to a Saturday farmer’s market. Friendly staff, nice patio outdoors, and excellent hosts for the Barrel Aged Fest, which is probably one of the best and most under-advertised festivals during the year. Their regular taplist tends towards excellent (if easily accessible) hoppy American beers and Belgian bottled selections. | | fidel (55), Livermore, California | | October 29, 2008 [ Updated December 13, 2008 ] Nice down town Hayward spot. Small but good tap list. Proper glassware. Live music. | cs535 (5), Oakland, California does not count - explanation | | September 22, 2008 This is a little gem of a place in downtown Hayward. They have a great selection of California brewed beer as well as Belgians. There are a couple of the bartenders who really know their beer and have turned me onto some great tasting beers. They have many Festivals that you do not want to miss. Best of all they welcome doggies on the outside patio. They have a dogie water dish inside as well as the staff enjoy giving biscuits to the puppies that visit. | | AgentSteve (62), SF Bay Area, California | | July 10, 2008 Pretty high expectations. Kind of a let down. Only a handful of beers on tap, and of those, only 3 were ones I would want. I didn’t stick around for the music because they didn’t have enough good beer to keep me there. I’m sure I’ll try it again, but more looking forward to their festivals. | | pinkzambia (43), Boise, Idaho | | November 18, 2007 [ Updated November 19, 2007 ] The coolest corner neighborhood bar in old town Hayward. They have live music every night of the week. They use proper glassware for the most part. It’s very casual - the menu on the wall is written in dry erase marker. The restroom is a small room that is shared by both guys and gals. Its mainly a bar with a few tables and an outdoor patio. Very cool place. The bartender is really cool and knows a lot about beer as well as extremely attentive to serving you. His girlfriend who sits at the bar and reads Wiccan literature probably knows more! The regulars all love good beer and the stuff they have on tap is all solid micros minus one or two. When I visited they had just had a barrel aged festival and there were a few leftovers I got to try. A must visit bar when in the area for the whole package - beer, environment, music, etc. Oh, you can also get a few appetizers. |
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