Best Beers in a Can.

[I've seen black diamonds!]

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[Ted Striker]

I like Bitter American in a can, although it pales by comparison to the 'real' draught version.

Fremont's and Caldera's pales + IPAs are good too.

[Name Redacted]

It's pretty cool to see the evolution of this thread from 2007, when there were only a few micros in cans, to 2014, when there are hundreds to choose from. I'm still a Dale's fan though, that hasn't changed.

[FussyDutchman]

My vote along with their Jai Alai being a close second.

[~mikey b]

Maui Brewing Big Swell IPA
Deviant Dale's

[Ottime]

Finally some good beers showing up.

21st Amendment Brew Free or Die IPA
Anderson Valley Hop Ottin IPA
21st Amendment Fire Side Chat

Those are three I can get around here. Every summer I drink a bunch of good canned beer that I pick up at a small shop in Maine.

Rolling Rock for working in the yard/garden
PBR for shoveling snow

[jmedslc]

I'll check in from mormonland and say that Hop Rising is one of the finest beers i've had from a can. of course the $10/6pack price is outrageous, but at least we can get it in Utah.

it it 5 o'clock yet?

[chaka]

Fremont Intraurban IPA

Not a can in the pic but you get the idea. dogs love the stuff. So do I.

[bigdude2468]

I'll check in from mormonland and say that Hop Rising is one of the finest beers i've had from a can. of course the $10/6pack price is outrageous, but at least we can get it in Utah.

it it 5 o'clock yet?

I'll second Hop Rising although the 9% alcohol kicks my ass.

[PlayItLeo]

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Yes 45678

Just discovered Founders Session Ale this week. Local shop had it on special, 15 pack for $17. Yes, please.

[robgoose]

Props to ISBD -- not only for selling me my BRO 183s -- still use them thankyaverymuch - but for acknowledging Brooklyn's own Six Point Brewery -- the Righteous Rye, Bengali Tiger, and Sweet Action are all tops in my book.
But I cannot believe, nay I am shocked, that in 5 pages of shout-outs to PBR and Dales, not one of you has mentioned:




or

[raisingarizona13]

Sometimes an ice cold Coors original can't be beat. Other than that I have been really digging on everything by the Ska Brewing company.

[Ottime]

Props to ISBD -- not only for selling me my BRO 183s -- still use them thankyaverymuch - but for acknowledging Brooklyn's own Six Point Brewery -- the Righteous Rye, Bengali Tiger, and Sweet Action are all tops in my book.
But I cannot believe, nay I am shocked, that in 5 pages of shout-outs to PBR and Dales, not one of you has mentioned:




or

Yes. Those I've drank in Maine. Good stuff. As is every six pointe I've had.

[iamchappy]

Surly Furious.....

[TransplantedFromRMNP]

Mexican Logger by Ska

[wicked_sick]

[cocavaak]

Modus Hoperandi!

[rmnpsplitter]

Second the modus hoperandi, great stuff. Deviant Dales is prob the tops of my list but damn is it pricey.

[hatchgreenchile]

Santa Fe Imperial Java. Perfect with eggs and greasy bacon.

[east or bust]

Deviant Dale's, kind of like a Heady Topper but not as good.
But it's the best in the house right now.

[The SnowShow]

Dale's no contest. Also Upslope IPA is pretty damn good.

[Stowelen]

Heady Topper is the best Beer in a can. Double IPA and 16oz @ 8%. Some say its Magic. Hard to get if you don't live near Stowe though.

[powdork]

Finally some good beers showing up.

21st Amendment Brew Free or Die IPA
Anderson Valley Hop Ottin IPA
21st Amendment Fire Side Chat

Those are three I can get around here. Every summer I drink a bunch of good canned beer that I pick up at a small shop in Maine.

Rolling Rock for working in the yard/garden
PBR for shoveling snow

the hop ottin' is nice. when i was in jackson i went to th snake river brewery for dinner and fell in love with their ob-1, which is available in cans

[GeezerSteve]

[glademaster]

Heady Topper, a good beer with great marketing.

Get over yourselves, there are dozens of IPA's that are just as good if not better.