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his compliment.

To express our thanks, we invited Joe downtown to check out the brewery and taste a few of our beers. While he was visiting, we asked if he would be interested in brewing a beer with us, and he eagerly agreed. A few days later, he threw the first No-Hitter in San Diego history.

When the time came to brew our collaboration, we set out to create a beer that would properly commemorate Joe’s historic achievement. Here’s what we decided on:

Name: Resident No-No Joe This natural rhyming nickname seemingly swelled from sources all around San Diego following Musgrove’s No-Hitter (or No-No).

Style: West Coast Double IPA When we asked him which beer styles he would be interested in brewing, Joe suggested the two most “San Diego” styles possible: Mexican Lager and West Coast IPA. Since we had recently debuted our Compadre Mexican Lager, we ended up deciding on a West Coast Double IPA.

ABV: 8.206% Musgrove threw his No-Hitter on the 8,206th game in Padres history.

IBU: 59 Prior to joining the Padres, Musgrove wore #59.

SRM (Color Indicator): 4.4 When he joined the Padres, Musgrove chose #44 to pay homage to Jake Peavy, who he watched pitch while growing up in San Diego.

Perhaps the best part about this release is that a portion of the proceeds from each 4-pack of Resident No-No Joe sold will go directly to Challenged Athletes Foundation, a local charity that works to “empower individuals with physical challenges through sports.” Less