Creek Monkey Tap House

Rocksteady (CMTH) - Rude Boy Red (6.7%)
A crisp red ale with notes of fig, raisin, and caramel balanced by a light hoppy bitterness.
Ale Industries - Cherry Kush (5.4%)
Summer is coming and we at Ale Industries are ready for the warm weather! Warm weather brings beer festival season, beer releases, and a bunch of fun events around the Bay Area and beyond.
Ale Industries - Uncle Jesse's (5.3%)
Named after CellarMaster Jesse, this beer is a hop forward Northern California Session IPA. Honey malts balance the massive Columbus/Centennial hop attack.
Beltane - En Suite Saison (7.5%)
French Farmhouse Ale. Fresh, tart and fruitful esters.
Beltane - Luminesce Tripel (10%)
Beautiful, bright, golden color with with an abundance of flavorful esters.
Drake's - Alpha Session (3.8%)
Alpha Session this year will have the bright, citric American hop profile with the slight dank, pine edge that characterizes our NorCal bitter.
Drake's - Omega Session (3.8%)
Omega Session features a brooding, dark malt character and a dank, herbaceous hop tone with prominent Mosaic and Simcoe hops (both great this year).
Heretic - Evil Cousin (8%)
Evil Cousin is Heretic's take on a West coast imperial IPA. This beer is a bold, in-your-face hop monster. It has a light, easy drinking malt character that allows the hops to stand out. The hop character in this beer is intentionally on the dank side.
Heretic - Evil Twin (6.8%)
This blood-red ale may not be what you might expect from a malty and hoppy craft beer. Evil Twin has a rich malt character, without being overly sweet. It has a huge hop character, without being overly bitter.
Lagunitas - Lucky 13 (8.6%)
Beer is a Bronze Age business and we feel honored to have left our footprints on its path into history, at the same time leaving our flavors on your buds. Thanks for your trust over the years and we hope you enjoy this specially brewed Hi-Gravity Auburn.
Linden St. - Urban People's Common Lager (5.5%)
Ours is a golden interpretation of the style, which is typically brewed more copper in color. We figured, "What does copper have to do with California?" and chose to produce a version more fitting for a state known as... uh... well, the GOLDEN state.
Mission - Amber (5%)
A covenant of light and dark, of refreshing and full-flavored, making for one majestic session beer. With a crisp lager-like spirit and a toasty character, the bitterness is bolstered yet balanced.
Mission - Blonde (5%)
With the color of a pilsner and the character of an ale, our blonde settles into the realm of restorative. Endowed with an authentic Kolsch yeast strain for a peck of fruitiness that compliments the blend of noble hops.
Mission - Shipwrecked DIPA (9.25%)
With intense hop character from the use of Cascade, CTZ, and Centennial hops, it drinks like an IPA but has the backbone of a double. Distinct, with depth and malt character perhaps not found in many other DIPA’s, it hits the spot.
New Belgium - Ranger IPA (6.5%)
Bring out the hops! This clear amber beauty bursts at the starting gate with an abundance of hops: Cascade (citrus), Chinook (floral/citrus), and Simcoe (fruity) lead off the beer, with Cascade added again for an intense dry hop flavor.
North Coast - Old Rasputin (9%)
Old Rasputin seems to develop a cult following wherever it goes. It's a rich, intense brew with big complex flavors and a warming finish.
North Coast - Scrimshaw Pils (5%)
Scrimshaw is a fresh tasting Pilsner brewed in the finest European tradition using Munich malt and Hallertauer and Tettnang hops.
Speakeasy - Prohibition Amber Ale (6.1%)
Prohibition pours a deep reddish amber hue, with a fluffy tan head that leaves a beautiful lacing on the glass. A lush, complex aroma teases the senses with juicy grapefruit, citrus, pine, spice and candied caramel malts.
Speakeasy - The Witness (5.2%)
This Belgian wheat pours a hazy golden color with a thin white head. Light on the palate with a slightly fruity backbone, this ale is great for summer.
Two Rivers - Raspberry Cider (5%)
A popular cider that warms the tummies of our most discreet fans. A distinct palette of raspberries yet not overwhelming.