1. West Coast IPAs
West Coast IPAs are the backbone of the Northern California craft beer scene. These beers are known for their assertive hop character, featuring notes of pine, citrus, and resin. At Tipsy Putt, you can find a rotating selection of these styles from local breweries. They pair well with the competitive energy of the putting green. For additional details, review the .
2. California Common Ales
3. Hazy Pale Ales
4. Local Lagers
5. Barrel-Aged Stouts
6. Wheat Beers
Wheat beers are light, slightly sweet, and often spiced with coriander or orange peel. They are a refreshing option that complements the shareable food menu at Tipsy Putt. The high carbonation and light body make them easy to sip between holes. Many local breweries produce their own unique variations of this classic style. For additional details, review the Customer Experience.
7. Seasonal Specials
Seasonal specials are limited-release beers that change with the weather and local ingredients. These offerings allow you to taste the creativity of local brewers in real time. From pumpkin ales in the fall to hoppy summer brews, these beers are a highlight of the draft list. They provide a unique reason to visit Tipsy Putt at different times of the year. For additional details, review the Frequently Asked Questions.
Choosing the Right Beer for Your Round
Selecting the right beer depends on your personal taste and the pace of your game. If you prefer a lighter option, a local lager or wheat beer is a safe bet. For those who enjoy bold flavors, a West Coast IPA or barrel-aged stout is a great choice. The rotating draft list at Tipsy Putt ensures there is always something new to try. For additional details, review the About.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does Tipsy Putt serve local craft beer?
What types of beer are available at Tipsy Putt?
Is Tipsy Putt a good place to try new beers?
Yes, the venue’s focus on hyper-local partnerships makes it an excellent place to discover new and unique brews from the region.
Can I bring my own beer to Tipsy Putt?
Typically, venues like Tipsy Putt do not allow outside alcohol. It is best to enjoy the curated selection of local craft beers available on the draft list. Learn more: tipsyputt com.