3 | Beer | New Arrivals, Craft Lager

The recipe for this beer is based off of the fist genuine lager brewed in California, by a small brewery named Boca in 1876. And boy does it taste like it. It is reminiscent of an old school German or Czech lager; it is clean, crisp, and has some bite on the finish that you usually find only in European lagers. The king of California lagers, Anchor, strikes again.

"This is quite different from just about every other coffee beer out there. It is a lager (most are ales), it is only 5.3% ABV (most are around 8-10% ABV), and it is super drinkable (most are big, bold, & boozy sippers). It is also ideal for the summer months-kind of like iced coffee - whereas most coffee beers out there are more suited for drinking by the fire in winter."

The recipe for this beer is based off of the fist genuine lager brewed in California, by a small brewery named Boca in 1876. And boy does it taste like it. It is reminiscent of an old school German or Czech lager; it is clean, crisp, and has some bite on the finish that you usually find only in European lagers. The king of California lagers, Anchor, strikes again.

The recipe for this beer is based off of the fist genuine lager brewed in California, by a small brewery named Boca in 1876. And boy does it taste like it. It is reminiscent of an old school German or Czech lager; it is clean, crisp, and has some bite on the finish that you usually find only in European lagers. The king of California lagers, Anchor, strikes again.