Heineken
Heineken beer is brewed with natural ingredients and is free of additives, genetically modified ingredients, and is low in gluten.
Samuel Adams Boston Lager
Sam Adams Boston Lager uses high-quality German hops selected by the founder, Jim Koch, who also personally tastes each batch before it's packaged.
North Coast Brewing Old Rasputin
Old Rasputin, a Russian Imperial Stout style beer, has won over a dozen 1st place awards at major international beer competitions thanks to its mountain of malt, a lot of hops, and a complex grain bill.
Sierra Nevada Torpedo Extra IPA
Sierra Nevada's Torpedo Extra IPA, known for its proprietary hop-filled device called the "Hop Torpedo," is a next-level beer that helped put hoppy beers back on the map in America.
Victory Brewing Golden Monkey Belgian Tripel
Golden Monkey, brewed in Downingtown, Pennsylvania, is essentially a genuine Belgian Tripel made with imported malt, genuine Belgian yeast, plenty of hops, and a unique blend of spices.
Lagunitas Little Sumpin' Sumpin Ale
Little Sumpin' Sumpin' Ale is a unique wheat and barley beer that combines malty body with a smooth finish and great bitterness from a pile of hops.
Russian River Brewing Pliny the Elder IPA
Pliny the Elder, a highly sought-after double IPA, is made with four different kinds of hops added at precise intervals during the boil, resulting in a delicious and complex flavor profile.
Rogue Shakespeare Nitro Stout
Shakespeare Stout, an oatmeal stout infused with nitrogen, offers a smooth, creamy mouthfeel and rich chocolate and toasty notes, using four types of malt and hops grown locally in Oregon.
Dogfish Head 90 Minute Imperial IPA
Dogfish Head's 90 Minute IPA was the first continually hopped beer ever brewed, made by constant addition of small amounts of hops during a 90-minute-long brew period, resulting in a marvelously complex hop character.
Dogfish Head Fermentation Engastration
Fermentation Engastration is a rare and unique wild beer stuffed with ingredients like Muscat grape juice, sake, and wild yeasts.