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  • North Dakota on Random Best Beer In Every State

    (#16) North Dakota

    • 1889-11-02
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     

    A post shared by Drekker Brewing Company (@drekkerbrewing) on

    This fun, playful beer crafting company based in Fargo prides itself on making "hand crafted beer for the viking in all of us," and focuses on making its atmosphere as enjoyable as its beers. Drekker also offers brewery tours and has a taproom called "Brewhalla," which features an impressive wall of pinball games for Vikings who love to get their game on.

    Drekker's awesomely named New England IPAs, known as Freak Parade and Ectogasm, are among the brand's most celebrated brews, along with the American imperial IPA, Loki Is My Home Boy.

  • Michigan on Random Best Beer In Every State

    (#1) Michigan

    • 1837-01-26
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     

    A post shared by Founders Brewing Co. (@foundersbrewing) on

    This popular brewery was established in 1997 when the company opened the doors to its first brewery in Grand Rapids. A public taproom was opened the following year. Since then, Founders has expanded and opened a second taproom and brewery in Detroit after cultivating a passionate fan base.

    The brewery's CBS (Canadian Breakfast Stout) and KBS (Kentucky Breakfast Stout) - both American imperial stouts - are among the most popular brews, as well as the Backwoods B*stard Scotch Ale.

  • Oregon on Random Best Beer In Every State

    (#42) Oregon

    • 1859-02-14
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     

    A post shared by de Garde Brewing (@degardebrewing) on

    One of the biggest things that sets de Garde Brewing apart from other crafters - and that played a part in making it one of the best-regarded breweries in the country - is the brewery's natural fermentation process. The Tillamook-based brewers are famed for using spontaneous fermentation for their brews, instead of laboratory cultured yeast, which means their beer can take anywhere from six months to five years to be ready for consumption.

    If you'd like to try one of de Garde's delicate and artisanally crafted beers, fans rave about the Nectarine Premiere, a Belgian saison, as well as the brewery's wild ales known as the Broken Truck and the Lily.

  • Missouri on Random Best Beer In Every State

    (#26) Missouri

    • 1821-08-10
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     

    A post shared by Perennial Artisan Ales (@perennialbeer) on

    According to this popular microbrewery located in St. Louis, the company's philosophy is to "brew beer with the adventurous craft beer drinker in mind." To that extent, Perennial seeks out new and adventurous ingredients like seasonal spices and fruits to create non-traditional beers that defy expectations.

    For those who want to stop by Perennial Artisan Ales' tasting room, you can't go wrong with the American imperial stouts known as Barrel-Aged Abraxas and Sump Coffee Stout.

  • Vermont on Random Best Beer In Every State

    (#13) Vermont

    • 1791-03-04
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     

    A post shared by Hill Farmstead Brewery (@hillfarmstead) on

    This elegant and celebrated microbrewery, located in the town of Greensboro Bend in the state's Northeast Kingdom, was established in 2010 by a passionate brewer name Shaun E. Hill, who made his first home brew as a science fair project in high school. He honed his craft apprenticing under a master brewer in Copenhagen, Denmark, before returning to Vermont to open Hill Farmstead.

    This world-class brewery has a great many beers that fans have come to love, but among the most acclaimed are the New England IPAs Abner and Double Galaxy, and a Belgian saison called Ann.

  • Kentucky on Random Best Beer In Every State

    (#41) Kentucky

    • 1792-06-01
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     

    A post shared by Against The Grain Brewery (@atgbrewery) on

    Based in Louisville, Against the Grain began as the dream of a group of friends who were bored of the uniformity of the local microbrew culture, and they opened their own brewhouse and Southern-style smokehouse to shake things up. The operation took off in a big way and expanded to include a canning facility for the brewery's diverse array of beers, which are now sold in 43 states across the country.

    If you're in Louisville and you drop by Against the Grain's public house or smokehouse, you can't go wrong with the 70k, an English-style sweet stout, or the Russian imperial stout, Bo & Luke.

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