Rogue Dead Guy Ale (Newport, OR) — This ale is a German Maibock style, using Rogue's proprietary Pacman ale yeast. Deep honey in color with a malt aroma and a rich hearty flavor.

Blue Point Toasted Lager (Long Island, NY) — Copper in color and made from six different malts.  Toasted Lager displays a balanced flavor of malt and hop which makes for easy drinking. Special lager yeast is used to produce that long lasting, smooth finish. The "toasted" part of the name refers to the direct-fire brew kettle’s hot flames that impart a toasted flavor. 

Southern Tier 2xipa Double India Pale Ale (Lakewood, NY) — Not quite an imperial, but certainly not a standard India pale ale. Southern Tier double IPA is a hop lovers dream. Citrusy and clean with an incredible finish.

Sam Adams® Summer Ale (Boston, MA) —Samuel Adams® Summer Ale is an American wheat ale. This summer seasonal uses malted wheat as well as lemon zest and grains of paradise, a rare pepper from Africa first used as a brewing spice in the 13th Century to create a crisp and spicy flavor and body.

Bell’s Oberon (Kalamazoo, MI) — An American wheat ale brewed with Saaz hops. Spicy and fruity, Oberon is the color and scent of a sunny afternoon.

Abita Amber (Abita Springs, LA) — Abita Amber is a Munich style lager brewed with crystal malt and Perle hops. It has a smooth, malt, slightly caramel flavor and a rich amber color.

Rogue Hazelnut Brown Nectar (Newport, OR) —A nutty twist to a traditional European Brown Ale. Dark brown in color with a hazelnut aroma, a rich nutty flavor and a smooth, malty finish.

Napa Smith Organic IPA (Napa, CA)  — This Organic IPA uses the finest two-row organic malts including Pale malt and Munich malt. Preserving the tradition of classic India Pale Ales, Organic IPA is infused with a hefty dose of aromatic Cascade hops to create a bold, lingering finish.  Napa Smith Brewing Company.

Raspberry Wheat Ale (Bangor, ME)   — Sea Dog Raspberry Wheat Ale is a dry, crisp, refreshing ale with the added essence of raspberries.

Magic Hat #9 (South Burlington, VT) — Not Quite Pale Ale. A beer cloaked in secrecy. An ale whose mysterious and unusual palate will swirl across your tongue and ask more questions than it answers. A sort of dry, crisp, refreshing, not-quite pale ale. #9 is really impossible to describe because there's never been anything else quite like it.