Thirty-two on the lines.

the obvious one. Two-part pour, settled three minutes.

malty, caramel, a soft finish behind the Guinness.

crisp, dry, the Sunday afternoon answer.

over ice. Real apples, not syrup.

softer than Guinness, sweeter chocolate finish.

the third member of the stout trinity. Roasty.

nitrogen-poured, soft cap of cream.

the small-brewery red. More toast than caramel.

the dry version. For people who think Magners is sweet.

for the Tuesday night table that knows what it wants.

the Saturday afternoon shift drink. Snappy.

for the guest who only orders Stella.

lime wedge optional. Surf side of the lager world.

the local hop for the local pint glass.

the granddaddy of West Coast hops. Still on.

Russian River. Rotating. Catch it when it's on.

the all-Centennial pint. Bright pine.

the OG NorCal IPA. Citra and Cascade.

the lunch IPA. Mosaic, low ABV.

the apricot one. SD classic.

Carlsbad surf-shop IPA. Hot weather pint.

biscuit, marmalade, the proper pub pint.

chocolate, coffee, the cold-night order.

snifter pour. For after the kitchen closes.

they wrote the label. Still earns it.

the original Bay Area pint. Toasty.

coriander, orange peel, perfect with fish and chips.

nitrogen-canned, the cream-cap classic.

nutty, easy, a long-shift pint.

the cab driver's pint. Just right.

orange, coriander, the bright pour.

Trappist. The Sunday digestif of beers.

always one wildcard. Ask Allison what's on.