Peer through the haze of this beer and you’ll be rewarded with a unique punch of flavor brought on by a creamy wheat body and the tropical aroma and flavors of some famous C hops. This is most certainly an IPA, but it does its thing without battering your tastebuds like a nasty north wind.

The Boneyard is the zone where the waves detonate without remorse. It can be a wild place, but you have to make it through if you want to get into the lineup when the waves are firing. Our West Coast double IPA pays homage to those hearty surfers willing to take a few sets on the head for their just reward. A burly India Pale Ale that slams your taste buds with piney, resinous flavors and notes of citrus capping it off. Boneyard unleashes some serious bitterness as well, which gets some balance from the sturdy malt backbone of this complex, yet classic double IPA.

Sunsets are kind of a West Coast thing. We look for the Sunrise on the East Coast, signaling another day. This beer honors those that forgo a little extra sleep to chase their passion and rise with the sun. Dawn Patrol is a light, tart beer that gets its flavor from a simple grain bill, a light souring, pureed pink guava, and like most great things from the Jersey Shore—a touch of salt. It’s a refreshing brew that’s fruity, a little funky, and ready to go for your next summer get-together—no matter the time of day.

(Summer Seasonal)

The extra hours of daylight that come with summer at the Jersey Shore make the days seem endless. We know that just means more time to enjoy good beers with good people. This northeast IPA gets some help from a Norwegian Kveik yeast strain (another area known for long summer days). Endless Daze features a hazy body that blends perfectly with the notes of pineapple and berry that flow from big Denali and Galaxy hop additions after flameout. The Kveik yeast strain delivers an intriguing layer to this beer that makes it crushable and complex.

We get stoked when it comes to experimenting with emerging beer styles, and that kind of excitement is also called “Frothing” in the surf community, which is where our Milkshake series gets its name. A Heavily oated base gets a little touch of sweetness from honey malt and allows us to build creamy body as the foundation for this brew. Unique hop combinations combined with lactose, tropical fruits and vanilla unleash a wave of sensory delight that even IPA haters will find enrapturing.

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Every New Jersey surfer sets their sights on one thing when the waves start pumping—some time in the green room. This IPA comes at you fast with a wallop of bitterness that covers your tongue. However, it’s balanced by biscuity Vienna malts and late hop additions that go deep in the pine flavor department.

As the summer fades and the familiar sights and scents of Autumn take hold, the time comes for a beer that can complement the beauty that comes with fall at the Jersey Shore. It’s also about those storm swells that lend themselves to barreling rights that require the supreme commitment of a Late Takeoff. This English-style Brown Ale welcomes those crisp afternoon sessions with open arms and a hearty grain bill. We’ve designed this ale to feature Maris Otter and a few other specialty British malts, which offer up a sweet, nutty flavor that hits the spot when you’re gathering around a campfire or just enjoying Local Summer to the fullest.

(Fall Seasonal)

This ain’t no hodad, Squidlips. We crafted a new beer to pay homage to Gary Busey’s greatest role in a surf movie… Big Wednesday. This New England-style double IPA gets a little crazy with a hazy, oat-heavy base that lays the foundation for this juice bomb. Just the slightest hint of bitterness is met by a set wave of tropical aromas and flavors, which include melon, strawberries, and hints of citrus thanks to copious amounts of 007, Amarillo, and Citra hops added post-boil. You don’t have to like pain to enjoy Leroy the Masochist—You just have to be willing to go big.

(Whenever he feels like showing up)

When those big storm swells travel from open water towards our beaches, it can look like the horizon is moving. With that notion of power and beauty combining to produce such a moment in mind, we crafted Moving Horizon, a Belgian-style tripel. This beer boasts a complex assortment of aromas from a Belgian yeast strain that gives off notes of bubble gum, cloves, and banana. Those defined aromas mesh perfectly with a dry, bubbly mouthfeel and finish that hides the high alcohol content. Made to be sipped after a day well spent, Moving Horizon beckons.

Red Sky at night, sailor’s delight. We know how to enjoy the sweeter side of life when it comes to beer. The sturdy malt combination of 2 row, crystal, and chocolate malts gently caress your taste buds with flavors bursting with simple caramel goodness, while a healthy dose of Cascade hops gives it impeccable balance. There’s never a bad time for a Red Sky, but its rich amber hues bring to mind the peaceful serenity of a crisp autumn evening.

This is the one you don’t see coming. Don’t be fooled by its crisp, golden complexion, it’s got a bitter, earthy bite from a combination of Columbus and Centennial hops that will take you for a ride. If you like your pale ales on the bitter side, make sure grab a hold of this one.

(Spring Seasonal)

The Soul Arch is an iconic surf move that conveys classic style with a little attitude.This brew captures that same spirit with a traditional Saison base that gets a little extra pop from some Simcoe hops and Grains of Paradise. Crisp, fruity, and with just the right amount of spice to get you leaning back, this is a beer made for the warm afternoons ahead.

(Spring Seasonal)

State of Stoke represents that fine feeling you get after a surf or a day on the beach, when you’re ready to kick back and toast to the good times. This crushable Kolsch is simple in approach with a pilsner malt base delivering a subtle cracker-like flavor that’s balanced by a fruity aroma, which comes from the combination of Kolsch yeast and Meridian & Santiam hops. Send out an S.O.S. because it’s time to enter the State of Stoke.