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Beer Connoisseur Reviews

12. Boulder Beer Company-web

Buffalo Gold sits solidly among the profusion of excellent golden and blonde ales produced throughout the country.

14. Lakefront Brewery-web

Yet another well-crafted offering from Lakefront Brewing and the Klisch brothers, this beer has a deservedly large and rather dedicated regional following.

13. New Belgium Brewing Company-web

A New World interpretation of the traditional Czech pilsners, Blue Paddle is a beautifully conceived and crafted beer, displaying superb balance between sweet, luscious malt and Noble hops.

11. Shipyard Brewing Company-web

Shipyard Export Ale stays true to Pugsley’s vision and has built a substantial following throughout New England.

5. Bluegrass Brewing-web

Kentucky’s popular Altbier, modeled after the North German Altbier style, boasts a grain bill featuring Munich, wheat, caramel and chocolate malts.

8. New Holland Brewing Company-web

A finely wrought brew that the judges concurred would be an ideal session beer on a long evening down at the pub.

6. Thomas Creek Brewery

Drinkable and inoffensive, Thomas Creek’s red ale offers a subtle flow of flavors from a hint of initial sweetness to a somewhat dry, hoppy, slightly roasty ending.

1. Brewery Ommegang-web

This beer continually evolves in the glass, with each sip revealing another layer of complexity. The flavors come in waves, each complementing the next.