Andrew from Mother Earth always likes to end the week with a BIG BIG treat! Today we dick back to a big Bourbon Barrel aged stout from 2019. A beer that has aged amazingly well, as the heat dropped off the and the chocolate notes have come sailing though! That's the fun part about big cellared beers, you just never know what it's going to taste like until you open it up!

A spook-tacular twist on an already amazing beer! Cali Creamin' has been a staple beer for Mother Earth since the start and over the years there have been different variations. This year we got a "pumpkin spice" version with a metric-ton of pumpkin flavor with hints of clove but still incredibly drinkable since it's base is the popular vanilla cream ale.

It's been a while since Mother Earth added a new core IPA to the line-up and today's beer is a work in progress to what will be a new beer from them in 2025. A taste of what is to come for today's beer.

It's Oktoberfest time and Mother Earth Brewing is rolling out (for the first time) a production version of their taphouse exclusive Oktoberfest Lager. All the Malty goodness you'd expect from a Oktoberfest beer but with a light crushable body and 5% AVB. This beer is ready for a giant glass stein and a tent with an Oom-Pa Band!

We've gone full-send on the hops for a Friday! Whatcha Say IPA focuses on the hop aroma and flavors for Mosaic, Citra and Nectaron without a lot of the bitterness. A true San Diego Style IPA masterpiece like the song it's named after.

Up to this point it's been light crushable beers that don't feature a lot of hops. Today the Roadies crew pops the top on a must-try San Diego style Pale Ale called Pocket Pale.

When you take your name from a song like Blondie's Rapture, you better bring your S+ game. If you're looking for spirit of their light lagers in a fuller bodied ale, Rapture delivers all that delicious biscuity-goodness and is still insanely crushable.

In true Roadie fashion light crushable lagers are a must have when you're working behind the scenes. Continuing to flex on crushable easy drinking beers Roadies Corazon Espinado is much like Uncle John's Lager with it's full body and drinkability but you get that subtle hint of influence from South of the border.