Suggest A Beer From Your State

I was about to post THE EXACT SAME THING! NvU is always a crowd pleaser.

 

If Henry ever fires the kettles back up, he'll be back at the top of the list.

 

Half Acre Daisy Cutter Pale Ale

 

Too many IPAs or Pale Ales as better answers in many states so I'll go with Big Night from Suarez from New York.

But could easily go with a Hudson Valley Brewery sour IPA or Industrial Arts Wrench without even venturing out of Hudson Valley

Vermont - Heady Topper even if leaves out HF beer
Indiana - Zombie Dust
Iowa - PseudoSue
Cali - Pliny (if you haven't had SNPA then you don't like beer)
Illinois - GI BCBS (yes still...or Daisy Cutter)
PA - agree with Troegs, but Troegenator (runner up Mad Elf)
Maine - White
Wisconsin - spotted cow
Michigan - Breakfast Stout

 

I get Spotted Cow for Wisconsin, as good and iconic as it is, but I might be tempted to steer (no pun intended) visitors toward New Glarus' Raspberry Tart. Their fruit & field beers really showcase their craft.

 

Human Robot Tmavy 13 if it's currently available, or whatever Forest & Main's rotating Dark Mild is at the time.

 

Suarez Palatine

... but only if I didn't have to actually go out and buy it.

Whew!

 

Love that beer, though riding a different horse for this conversation.



Haven't come across anything like this, my favorite DW release, though just about all of them are awesome.

 

Ozark BDCS. The only real choice.

 

Cold Smoke.

 

This is a hard one for me.

Changed my mind.

Torn between Templin Family Ferda and Red Rock Marvella

 

I live in MA. and would recommend Ipswich Oatmeal Stout from Ipswich Brewing.

 

No longer year round anymore…I guess sales finally made them cave. I was amazed a brewery had a year round schwarzbier.

My friend lives in Baltimore, I love their beer.

 

Woodgrain Bourbon/Maple Barrel-aged Yuge Imperial Porter, 12.9% ABV, which I rated 4.55. They've come out with this twice, and though it's generally unavailable, there's a 2020 1/6 keg for only $599.99 at a local liquor store. I suspect they don't want to sell it, but they'll need to tap it soon, and I'll get a 32oz growler. Woodgrain issues a continual stream of decent BA Stouts and Porters.

 

Teufel Hunden - Marzen, Service Brewing, Savannah, Georgia.

 

Surprised no one from PA has said Yuengling yet. I know it is widely available but that is a beer I would instantly associate with Pennsylvania.

 

Kane Head High