Troegs is probably my favorite brewery.
Perpetual IPA is great and their seasonal First Cut Mango IPA is amazing. Their Scratch Series gose beer got me into sour beers.
It makes me so happy that pretty much everyone who doesn't live in the middle of nowhere can honestly say that the craft beer scene in their town is blowing up. Indianapolis is no different, and I feel completely spoiled for choice. My favorites that are readily available are both IPAs: Fistful of Hops from Sun King Brewing, and Lift Off IPA from Daredevil Brewing.
I looove Zombie Dust, but it's not easy to find. There are a couple places around town that have it on tap, which makes me so happy. I have not had a bad beer from 3 Floyds.
Repping State of Delaware and Dogfish Head. Some of my favorite beers in no particular order:
90 Minute IPA - DFH
Palo Santo Marron - DFH
Indian Brown Ale - DFH
Punkin Ale - DFH
Night Owl - Elysian
Oatmeal Stout - Samuel Smith
Guinness Foreign Extra Stout - Guiness
Stone Imperial Russian Stout - Stone
I miss my Houston craft beer. Nobody in Texas exports because they don't have to. I would do horrible things to have access to Saint Arnold's and some 8th Wonder Vietnamese Coffee Porter here in PA.
The craft beer scene here in South Florida is great. MIA, Funky Buddha, Barrel of Monks, Due South and Bangin Banjo are some of my favorites.
Both are amazing. My best friend just got a brewing job at Southern.
The Cosmik Debris is probably a bit better, but for ease of locating, the Tropicalia can't be beat. Lots of great stuff coming out of Scofflaw in Atlanta too.
I live near a couple fantastic breweries. Treehouse, which has been mentioned already in this thread is a short drive from my house. Apparently "Haze" is supposed to be a god tier IPA. I have yet to try it but people around here are going nuts about it:
Anyone have this yet?
https://www.beeradvocate.com/beer/profile/28743/125646/
Yup. Loves these guys, Kane and Magnify (my go to local brewery). Are you going to AC Beer Fest this weekend?
any jerseybros try this? it's easily the best i've had locally.
Yeah, excellent beer, too strong for me in terms of ABV, but similar to an Alchemist beer it doesn't taste like a high ABV beer. For an imperial pale ale, very drinkable, just not usually my cup of tea. I'm from Central MA so I try to head out to Tree House once every few weeks.
any jerseybros try this? it's easily the best i've had locally.
Forgotten Boardwalk is pretty rad. Flounders is pretty decent too but they're like only rarely open for growler fills.Augie Carton is such an an asshole that it turns an OK DIPA into a pass for me. It's probably the best of their beers (this or Boat) but I'd much rather go down to Backward Flag or Forgotten Boardwalk.
I've heard a lot of good things about it but never managed to find it in local stores.
Someone mentioned Maine which reminded me of this gem from the Maine Brewing Company. It doesn't look like much by the label but it is fantastic!
https://www.beeradvocate.com/beer/profile/20681/51512/
sorry I'm posting so much lol. I really like beer.
This was just a small selection over Thanksgiving.
+1
Speaking of other beers brewed in Maine, Bissel Brothers and Rising Tide are two of my favorites. Can't wait for Rising Tide's Maine Island Trail Ale to be back this spring/summer. Was my go-to beer all last year.
Bellingham WA is a great little town for beer lovers, several great local breweries like Kulshan, Wander, Aslan, not to mention all the other quality Western Washington brewers. Lately I'm really into the citrus IPAs.
Did a search, didn't see anythint specific for craft beer.
Next time you're headed to Monson stop by Homefield Brewing in Sturbridge, right off of Rt 20. It's on the same street that goes out to Rapscallion. It's a tiny little farm-to-glass brewery that usually only has 2 - 5 beers on a weekend, but they're local, original, and good. Plus they do great farm cheese and meat plates and some other apps. They usually have live music at night, so I tend to go in the afternoon. Another good central MA brewery is Stone Cow Farm, in Barre. It's probably inconvenient for you if you're in Springfield, but it's a great farm brewery, pet friendly, kid friendly, and really good beer, right near the town center of Barre.
Someone mentioned Maine which reminded me of this gem from the Maine Brewing Company. It doesn't look like much by the label but it is fantastic!
https://www.beeradvocate.com/beer/profile/20681/51512/
sorry I'm posting so much lol. I really like beer.
Really? SA doesn't do anything for me a long with 8th Wonder's retail options.
SA does have their Bishops Barrel series. Just released #17 actually. I like all of those.. but those are not rotating.
The craft beer scene here in South Florida is great. MIA, Funky Buddha, Barrel of Monks, Due South and Bangin Banjo are some of my favorites.
Both are amazing. My best friend just got a brewing job at Southern.
I live near a couple fantastic breweries. Treehouse, which has been mentioned already in this thread is a short drive from my house. Apparently "Haze" is supposed to be a god tier IPA. I have yet to try it but people around here are going nuts about it:
Anyone have this yet?
https://www.beeradvocate.com/beer/profile/28743/125646/
SERIOUSLY PEOPLE:
http://www.neogaf.com/forum/showthread.php?t=1322561
any jerseybros try this? it's easily the best i've had locally.
My bro is not an IPA guy by any stretch but he said he really liked Brotherton IPA.Carton 077 kicks ass. Carton Boat is best session ale around. Kane Head High is awesome too. Seek out Brotherton IPA if you are in NJ. Draft only though.