The Hop Box now on sale
Introducing the very first Humble Sea Subscription Box
Crush a mixed box of fresh hoppy beer at your doorstep, delivered every month.
Choose 4, 6, or 8 four-packs for monthly delivery. No shipping charge. Shipping in CA only.
After the initial batch of subscriptions is sold out there will be a waitlist to get into the subscription program.
What’s in the Box?
A hand-picked selection of our fresh hoppy cans. Hop Box subscribers don’t have to worry about lines or missing out on releases.
Free shipping and good times included. Learn more here
Tasting notes for our inaugural Hop Box subscription program.
BEER 1 – Socks & Sandals (6.6%) Foggy IPA Double dry hopped with Citra, Centennial, Simcoe & Chinook Notes: Big pine, citrus, and fresh squeeze OJ. Socks & Sandals is our only core beer, and we’ve tweaked the recipe for over 3 years. We brew it every week so it’s ALWAYS fresh.
BEER 2 – Elon Mollusk (6.6%) DDH West Coast IPA double dry-hopped with Mosaic and Cashmere Notes: Our hand-selected Mosaic brings subtle berry fruitiness combined with pineapple, orange zest, and pink grapefruit from Cashmere to create a complex, crispy, clear beer with an assertive bitterness reminiscent of an OG West Coast. One sip and you might just be inspired to colonize Mars too!
BEER 3 – Send It Series: Galaxy, Sabro, and Simcoe (8%) DDH Foggy DIPA Notes: The Send It series is the evolution of our Don Senderson series. Same massively full and pillowy mouthfeel with incredibly high rates of dry hopping—then we do it again with a second hop charge. The hops will rotate with each, but the malt bill stays the same. Expect notes of overripe pineapple, banana, and guava, white chocolate, a hint of macadamia nut, and a big, dank nose for this one!
BEER 4 – Hey Sea (8.1%) Hop-Fused Foggy DIPA Collab with Ruse Brewing fused with Riwaka, Nelson, and Motueka Notes: Quite “hey-sea” from tons of malted wheat and flaked oats, this DIPA is hop-fused heaven with aromas of dank blueberry, ripe cantaloupe, watermelon, a soft creamy mouthfeel, and a subtle citrusy hop bitterness that lingers on the palette.
