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.

Favorable Conditions is a beach-worthy West Coast IPA from Real Ale Brewing worth a summer try.

Brewed with passion and refinement since 1997, Summer Pils from Saint Arnold is one of few in the realm of seasonal Texas Icons!

Stash IPA from Independence Brewing out of Austin, TX, is a bold and unapologetic Texas icon filled with a diverse malt bill and classic hops.

Eclipse IPA from Saint Arnold is sweet, expressive, and bright, with hops on full display. Perfect for warm weather drinking.

Spring Forward Grapefruit IPA is very much like eating a grapefruit, from the fleeting sweetness, to the floral and sharp bitterness, to the dry finish that makes you want to go back for more. Well done, Breckenridge, well done.

Yuengling’s Bock Beer is seasonal, smooth, malty, and a good fit for a Bock-loving Texan.

Tropic Boom is as described: a tropic BOOM of flavors. Hopped and packed with flavor of stone fruit and mango, Saint Arnold’s Tropic Boom Imperial IPA is a high ABV fruit punch.

A Texas icon straight out of Houston, Texas, Hopadillo is a complex, hoppy, Texas-sized IPA.

Live Oak’s Pilz is a great pilsner beer brewed with old world passion. A true Texas icon.

Korbinian is strong and satisfying, and a great way to taste history and excellence in a glass from the world’s oldest brewery, Weihenstephaner.

Hofbräu’s Dunkel is very rich, very malty, and very clean, all things the Germans excel at. A true heritage beer.

With a classic IPA backbone and juicy hops, Art Car IPA from Saint Arnold is a Houston, TX, classic (and we’re glad we get to enjoy it too).