1. Alaska – Alaskan Amber: A fan favorite, this smooth, malty amber lager is brewed using glaciers and local ingredients, capturing the rugged beauty of Alaska. Beer lovers across the country rave about its balance of sweetness and hop character, making it a must-try.
California – Pliny the Elder: This double IPA from Russian River Brewing is legendary. Known for its perfect balance of hoppy bitterness and citrusy flavor, it has earned a cult following, and California beer lovers swear by its bold and refreshing taste.
Colorado – Coors Banquet: While it’s a national brand, Coors Banquet holds a special place in the hearts of Colorado residents, where it was first brewed. Its crisp, classic lager taste is perfect for the state's outdoor culture and laid-back vibe.
Oregon – Bourbon Barrel-Aged Imperial Stout (Deschutes Brewery): Oregon is home to some of the most innovative craft breweries, and Deschutes Brewery's Bourbon Barrel-Aged Imperial Stout is a standout.
Michigan – Founders KBS (Kentucky Breakfast Stout): Michigan’s Founders Brewing is known for its robust and flavorful beers, and KBS is one of its most beloved.
New York – Ommegang Three Philosophers: A Belgian-style quadrupel, Ommegang’s Three Philosophers is a complex, malty beer with notes of dark fruit, caramel, and a hint of warmth.
Vermont – Heady Topper: Brewed by The Alchemist, Heady Topper is one of the most sought-after beers in the country.