Tastiest Craft beer you have tried?
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Anonymous
| Need not be a local one, but could be. |
Anonymous
Anything by New Glarus Brewing Co but not available outside of WI 
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Anonymous
| Local-ish, Blue Mountain Brewery (Nelson Co, VA) has an awesome ESB if you like that style. I think it's Steel Wheels ESB. |
Anonymous
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Local to the DC area, I love Dogfish Head's Festina Peche and Burton Baton.
I live in Michigan now, and we have an absolute glut of amazing craft beers. My favorite brewery might be Short's; their Bellaire Brown is a good go-to. Last night, I had what might be my new favorite summer beer, their Nicie Spicie. It's brewed with coriander, among other spices, and it's fantastic. |
Anonymous
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Evolution Porter
16 Mile Golden Ale |
Anonymous
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Dogfish head makes great beers
Also love bells Oberon |
Anonymous
I so wish I could participate in this thread but I live on the west coast of Canada and have not heard of most of these breweries. Rest assured we've got lots of great beer over here too 
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Anonymous
| When I lived in Baltimore, I fell in love with The Brewer's Art Resurrection Ale. I've actually found it here in Moco at Bradley Wines and Mom's in Rockville. |
Anonymous
| Dogfish Head Palo Santo. |
Anonymous
I'll be in Vancouver/Whistler later this summer. Any recommendations for good local beers? |
Anonymous
| Fort George 3-Way IPA. |
Anonymous
| Anything Weyerbacher! |
Anonymous
16 Mile is making some amaaazing stuff. I always grab the Abita Pecan Harvest when I see it (16 Mile is out of mid-DE and Abita is out of Louisiana- if people could add that info for those not in the know...  )
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Anonymous
| Up in Montreal I had a honey brown that was I think out of Calgary, and a maple beer that I still dream about today. Neither were too sweet--I don't like sweet. They were perfect. |
Anonymous
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Rock art from Vermont is good
So is southern tier from ny state |