Your state's own six-pack!

Michigan - 6 different styles, all easy to find (when in season, for some)

Bells - Two hearted (obviously)
Dark horse - Scotty karate
Founders - Breakfast stout
Shorts - Soft parade
New holland - Dragons milk
Dragonmead -Final absolution

 

Iowa
Toppling Goliath Pseudo Sue
Backpocket Wooden Nickel
Millstream Back Road Stout
Exile Beatnik Sour
Peace Tree Rye Porter
West O Pilsner Lager

 

Colorado

Oskar Blues Ten Fidy
Great Divide Yeti
New Belgium Abbey
Ska Modus Hoperandi
Odell IPA
Odell Cutthroat Porter

 

Kane-Overhead
Kane-Head High
Carton-Boat
Carton-077xx
Climax-Nut Brown
Climax-ESB

 

Alaska

Midnight Sun - Sockeye Red
Alaskan - Smoked Porter
Broken Tooth - Fairwether IPA
Denali Brewing - Chuli Stout
Anchorage Brewing - The Tide and It's Takers
Kenai Brewing - Peninsula Brewer's Reserve (our PBR)

*These are not the best beers in the state or even best offerings from these breweries, but as someone that lives here, they are synonymous with Alaska.

 

New Mexico
Going for variety, and to showcase that, I had to exclude some really great beers. I couldnt just do all IPAs now, could I lol.

Marble Pilsner- two time GABF medal winner
Marble Oatmeal Stout- Basically NM's version of FW Velvet Merlin
Santa Fe Imperial Java Stout- 8% but on a thinner bodied beer. Espresso notes everywhere
Bosque Scale Tipper- Two time NM state IPA winner. This seems to be available a lot more frequently as of late, so I had to include it
La Cumbre Elevated IPA- Probably the most popular ipa in the state. Most traded, rated etc..
La Cumbre Project Dank- Second most popular only due to this being in bomber form imho.

It only seems La Cumbre's two IPAs get traded for. But these others are really good to style beers as well.

Other candidates include Marble Red, Marble Double White (this should be up in canning form by early next year), Sierra Blanca Bone chiller english nut brown, La Cumbre Malpais Stout, La Cumbre Red Ryeot, and La Cumbre Slice of Hefen. *Edit: Apparently it looks like I made a second tier non IPA influenced sixer.
Only a couple breweries can/bottle beers, so finding this list hard to create is a good thing for the state imho. You could pretty much just buy a La Cumbre mixed four pack, and get some singles of Marble, and I feel that would reflect really well to outsiders.

 

New Republic Skylight
Revolver Blood and Honey
Lone Pint Yellow Rose
Real Ale Devil's Backbone
Live Oak Hefe
Shiner Holiday Cheer
No particular order.

 

Indiana:
FFF Robert the Bruce
FFF Alpha King
18th Street Jade
18th Street Devil in the Rye
Upland Stoaked
Upland Barrel-Chested

 

Fun thread!

CALIFORNIA

Pliny the Elder
Alpine Nelson
Old Rasputin
Parabola
Enjoy By IPA
Helldorado

Alternates: Simtra TIPA, FiftyFifty Eclipse, GF Hop Head Red

 

Big Island Brewhaus - Overboard IPA
Big Island Brewhaus - Holy Humulus IPA
Maui Brewing Co. - Doppel Shot Double Bock
Maui Brewing Co. - Coconut Porter
Maui Brewing Co. - Kihei Kolsch
Lanikai Brewing Co. - Pillbox Porter

Half of the breweries here don't bottle.

 

Ciara Ass Down is so good.

 

Oops gosh darn it I forgot Snake River period!

 

Texas:

Real Ale Gose
Deep Ellum Easy Peasy IPA
Austin Beerworks Pearl Snap
Lone Pint Gentleman's Relish
St. Arnold Fancy Lawnmower Kolsch
Jester King Gotlandsdricka

 

Colorado (again)

Oskar Blues Ten Fidy
Great Divide Yeti
Ska Mole Stout (trust me)
Comrade Superpower IPA
Odell IPA
Odell Cutthroat Porter

things that should NOT be on our CO list: anything from Bristol, NB, or Trinity. Sorry - :L

 

I was going to throw my two cents into this thread, but felt constrained by the few breweries we have to begin with and then the even fewer that can or bottle. But my list was going to look pretty similar to yours. Probably would have included Marble Red and not Marble Oatmeal Stout and I was having a tough time deciding whether I'd include Malpais or Imperial Java Stout and then I just gave up. haha.

 

Stuff that actually comes (or used to come) in cans or bottles in NJ:

Carton Boat
Kane Head High
Flying Fish Exit 1 Bayshore Oyster Stout
River Horse Oatmeal Milk Stout
Ramstein Winter Wheat
Forgotten Boardwalk Shore Shiver

 

White Rajah
Wulver
Edmund Fitzgerald
Chillwave
Nosferatu

 

MA:

Trillium: Fort Point Pale Ale
Jack's Abby: Hoponius Union IPL
Ipswich: Oatmeal Stout
Night Shift: Santilli IPA
Cambridge Brewing Company: Great Pumpkin Ale
Mystic: Saison Renaud

Lots of delicious variety here in the greater Boston area!

 

Missouri:

Boulevard Saison Brett
Schlafly TIPA
2nd Shift Katy
Schlafly Coffee Stout
Urban Chestnut Schniickelfritz
Mother's MILF

 

Oh, just that Holy Mountain bottles so far are unusual, sought after, and can be hard to find, which is I think what most people on this site would call a "whale" (Moby Dick reference). The beers are really good, but I don't think fit the OP's intent for his original question. I thought I was stretching things a bit by including BBA Dark Star, which is highly sought after, but at least Fremont does release that every year, and there's a fairly good supply for a few weeks, so it's not too hard to get in season.