Dirty Bastard from Founders Brewing is an icon for a reason and fits its namesake like a tailored kilt.

Enter: Einstok’s Wee Heavy, a Scotch-style ale with Icelandic flair.

Scotch ales should be malt-forward beasts fit for the highlands and Real Ale from Blanco, Texas, kept that in mind when brewing Real Heavy. Worth every wee sip.

It’s cold outside so get Saint Arnold’s Cold IPA to remind you of Summer. We really love a good lager, and we really love a good IPA, and this beer fits the bill of both.

Wintry Mix from Three Nations Brewing is a good beer—a bit like a modern cold IPA with some yeast character.

Karbach’s Yuletide Confessions is deep, rich, smooth, and just what you need this holiday season.

If you’re looking to step up your stout game, or are curious about high alcohol beers that aren’t too dessert-y, give Full Grown Man Imperial Stout from Tupps Brewery a try.

Convict Hill from Independence Brewing is a good winter stout, true and strong from a true and strong Texas brewer.

A hearty beer for hearty drinkers… The Temptress from Lakewood Brewing is Texas’s favorite stout. Can it’s flavor profile tempt you, too?

Yuengling’s Black and Tan offers a crisp and clean flavor from their Premium beer that balances the hearty and rich malts of their Dark Porter.

Oktoberfest from Oak Highlands Brewery in Dallas, TX, is a damn good beer, and a must try for those looking for German-style beers stateside.

Live Oak Brewing out of Austin, TX, has some great old-world beers and Oaktoberfest is one of them. Worth a try for all Texans. (Get it while you can!)

Save the World Brewing from Marble Falls, TX, has created their seasonal Oktoberfest Marzen Lager, but with a hoppier taste Americans will love.

Brazos Valley Brewing out of Brenham, Texas takes on Citra hops in Mama Tried. The result is hazy, aromatic, and offers a clean bitterness that portrays both sides of Citra—bitter and fruity.

F.M.L. from Stone Brewing is a complex, bitter-then-juicy IPA that really does fit in both the east and west coasts.

It’s hard to beat an Original, especially one from Hofbrau.

A real honest review of Real Ale’s Real Texas Light Lager.

An Original Lager from the World’s Oldest Brewery… Weihenstephaner has been a upheld a standard of excellence since 1040.

Stone Brewing introduces their take on Pilsner by combining American hops with a traditional brew.

It may be light in the mouth with lots of sweet orange flavor, but Citrus Boom from Saint Arnold is an Imperial IPA that packs a serious punch of both fruitiness and ABV.