Quote (thenoose @ Dec 5 2013 10:09pm)
Try Avery and O'dells if your ever in Colorado, prob my 2 favorite breweries here and we have a lot. O'dells is probably a little better for normal 6-packs but Avery has some amazing bombers if you can get your hands on em like Maharaja and Reverend.
A man after my own heart. A fresh Maharaja on tap at that silly little industrial park/brewery is hard to beat. They always have some really fun small batch beers at the brewery. Avery will always hold a special place in my heart!
Quote (AriG0Ld @ Dec 5 2013 11:11pm)
Nc is starting to grow a lot with breweries. Aviator has some really good and strong stuff.
Couple I dont really mind. But thats with all states I think.
What is your guys go too brew like for cheap session brews.
For me, it's all about seasonal for session drinking. I LOVE a good session beer. Nothing quite beats being outside with a really low abv beer in the middle of the day.
In the summer, you can't go wrong with a Festina Peche from DFH or an All Day IPA from Founders. At 5.3% it's a just barely over that 5% mark but Apricot Blonde from Dry Dock was a staple in the summer when I lived in Denver.
I don't drink too many session beers in the fall/winter because normally I am indoors and prefer to just sip on something a bit stronger. If I go skiing or something like that, I usually pack a Breckenridge Vanilla Porter. Malty and sweet but still only 4.7%.
You have any favorites?