Laughing Monk Brewing
A selection of beers that I have named and/or done social copy for.
Hell Yea, Brethren: A Collaboration with Cooperage Brewing
Cooperage and Laughing Monk. The tag team duo you never knew you needed. Hell Yea, Brethren. The West Coast IPA you’ve always wanted.
Azacca and Elani hops punch you right in the mouth with sweet fruit flavors and notes of pine only to come flying off the top rope with a bright, beautiful, bitter finish. You don’t think that sounds good? HELL YEA BRETHREN DOESN’T CARE WHAT YOU THINK.
Drink a beer. Save a salmon. In honor of the Golden State Salmon Association, Brother Sal is back! Brewed with 100% salmon-safe hops and malt ingredients, this delicious West Coast IPA allows you to enjoy a tasty beverage without feeling guilty about destroying our fish friends’ natural habitat.
According to the National Marine Fisheries Service, 90% of baby salmon don’t make it out of adolescence due to water diversion. 90 percent! That’s a whole lot of fish. Salmon-Safe hops and grains focus on reducing watershed impacts from farming, meaning phasing out harmful pesticides, reducing irrigation water use, enhancing biodiversity and more. Crack a Brother Sal and do something good for the environment. After all, fish are friends.
Brother Sal: Honoring The Golden State Salmon Association
Hail Mary: A Big Game Limited Release
On any given Sunday, you can enjoy Hail Mary Hazy IPA. We just strongly recommend this coming Sunday. Dolcita and Citra hops go head-to-head and leave it all on the field for a smash-mouth tailgate treat.
Juicy and creamy, this IPA combines the tropical pineapple and candy sweet notes of Dolcita hops with the classic citrus of Citra that’ll hit you straight in the mouth and leave you with a bend-don’t-break bitterness on the back end. Hail Mary is sure to leave you in good field position. Or at least a strong sofa position. Don’t wait for the end of the 4th quarter to get your hands on this one; it’s only available for a limited time.
Pour Resolution: New Year Beer
Every January I make resolutions, Every June they start to lose their clarity. I named this beer in honor of the new year with an eye toward people still drinking it in February.
