Yellowtaill Pale Ale

Yellowtail Pale ale is a pale colored ale of normal alcohol strength. It may contain some wheat, and has from 22 to 28 I.B.U.s of bitterness. German Tettnang or Spalt hops are typically used for aroma. It is made very much like a pilsner, except that it is fermented at warm temperatures with ale yeast. It is then lagered like a pilsner. It tastes very much like a pils, except for the subdued fruitiness of the ale yeast, the tang of the wheat (in some), and the lack of lager-like sulfur aromas.

Alcohol content: 4.6%

Calico Amber Ale

The Calico Amber Ale was inspired by the beers of England. In England most of the beer is some kind of "bitter". Bitter is a style that became popular in the late 1800's. Hard water gives these beer a pleasantly dry bitter finish, hence the name "bitter". However, although inspired by the British Ales Ballast Point Calico Amber Ale uses distinctive American hops, which give not only the crisp bitterness to balance the malt, but also a hint of floral aroma.

Alcohol content: 5%

Big Eye India Pale Ale

India Pale Ale is a style of beer that was developed in England during the period of the British Empire. It is derived from bitter ales but contains even more alcohol and hops. This helped preserve the beer on its long sea journey around Cape Hope to India. Big Eye I.P.A. is a new version of this wonderful style. American Centennial hops are used exclusively to bitter, flavor, finish, and dry hop the Big Eye. Its full hop flavor is guaranteed to please the palate of the true hop head.

Alcohol content: 6%

Black Marlin Porter

Porters are a style of beer that developed in London in the mid 1800's. This combination of three ales which resulted in a dark creamy brew became popular with railroad porters, hence its name. Ballast Point Black Marlin Porter is a rich dark chocolaty Porter with a distinctive American hop character. It is a great beer to go with hearty foods and is surprisingly one of the few beers that go well with dessert.

Alcohol content: 6%

Wahoo Wheat Beer

White beers are an old Belgian beer style that comes from a region near Liege. Though no longer produced in Belgium, Ballast Point Wahoo Wheat Beer continues the tradition by using the same ingredients that were once used in Liege. Flaked unmalted wheat, oats and malted barley comprise the grain. The unmalted wheat has a high protein content, which causes the beer to be hazy, thus giving it a cloudy, or "white" appearance.

Alcohol content: 4%