Pretty good. May be a few disagreements, but nothing harsh
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The United States of Beer
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Cigar City Brewing and St Somewhere come to mind but both have fairly limiteddistributionand produce styles that are outside of the typical beer drinkers taste.
Oregon and Colorado are the two best states in the country for beer. I think there are a lot of choices that are better than Full Sail and New Belgium. I've never been impressed with Fat Tire. The hop profile is way too low for an amber.
Terrapin may be the best brewery in the South. I would have picked that for Georgia. California should be Stone. New York also has much better breweries than Sixpoint, such as Ommegang.
Terrapin may be the best brewery in the South. I would have picked that for Georgia. California should be Stone. New York also has much better breweries than Sixpoint, such as Ommegang.
But Rogue Ales in Oregon has enough of a selection to provide a beer drinker with several months of happy drinking before you have to go to another brand.
I'm a beer snob, and I like plenty of Rogue beers. That would have been a decent choice for Oregon.
But you can hardly go wrong in Oregon. I would have gone with Deschutes Brewery out of Bend, though.
St. Arnold has a couple, but hell just a regular ice cold Shiner is fantastic. But every time you turn around they have a new seasonal. They even have a bbq beer. Come on.
And Lone Star sucks ***.
And Lone Star sucks ***.