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Dogfish Head -

A pioneer in the craft beer world, Dogfish Head's 60 Minute IPA is known for its continuous hopping process, resulting in a beautifully balanced and flavorful beer.

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Founders All Day IPA -

True to its name, this session IPA from Founders Brewing Co. is ideal for all-day sipping, thanks to its balanced bitterness and lower alcohol content.

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Deschutes -

This Oregon-based brewery's Fresh Squeezed IPA is a citrusy delight, offering a burst of hoppy flavor that's perfect for hop-heads.

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Bell's Two Hearted Ale -

This Michigan brewery's Two Hearted Ale offering is a standout American IPA known for its intense hop flavor and aroma.

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Firestone -

A California favorite, this blonde ale from Firestone Walker Brewing Company is approachable and easy-drinking, making it a staple on the West Coast.

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Tecate -

This Mexican beer brand is celebrated for its refreshing and straightforward taste, often served ice cold with a wedge of lime. With a history dating back to 1944, Tecate is a staple choice for those seeking a classic cerveza experience.

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Shiner -

Brewed in Texas, Shiner Bock is a smooth and malty lager that has a dedicated following in the Lone Star State and beyond.

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Labatt -

This Canadian favorite is known for its crisp and clean taste, making it a popular choice for beer enthusiasts north of the US border and below. Brewed since 1847, Labatt offers a range of brews that cater to various tastes.

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Lagunitas -

Lagunitas Brewing Company's flagship IPA is a hoppy and well-balanced brew that has become a household name among beer enthusiasts.

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Guinness -

Although Irish in origin, Guinness has found a dedicated following in the United States. Its velvety texture and distinct flavors are beloved by many.

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Samuel Adams -

As one of the pioneers of the craft beer movement, Samuel Adams has a special place in the hearts of beer aficionados. Its Boston Lager is a rich, flavorful brew that sets the standard for craft lagers.

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Pacifico -

This Mexican beer is a well-loved lager renowned for its smooth and light taste with a touch of malt sweetness. It goes well with a slice of lime.

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Blue Moon -

With its hints of orange and coriander, Blue Moon is a gateway beer for many who want to explore the world of craft beer. Its easy-drinking style and citrusy notes make it a crowd-pleaser.

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Yuengling -

Established in 1829, Yuengling is the oldest operating brewing company in the US. The 4.5% ABV Yuengling Lager is the beer of choice for the majority of Pennsylvania drinkers, and is one of the top 50 beer brands in America.

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Keystone -

Brewed by Molson Coors Beverage Company, this is a budget-friendly American light beer known for its crisp and easy-drinking profile. Keystone Light’s smooth, clean taste and lack of bitterness has earned it a strong foothold in the American beer market.

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Stella Artois -

Known for crafting exceptional lagers with quality ingredients for over 600 years since its inception in Belgium, Stella Artois lost its import status when Anheuser-Busch InBev began production in the United States.

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Miller High Life -

A favorite among bartenders, brewers, and beer consumers, Miller High Life was launched as Miller Brewing Company’s flagship beer in 1903.

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New Belgium -

Hailing from Colorado, New Belgium's Fat Tire Amber Ale is a well-balanced brew with a caramel malt sweetness that's adored by beer enthusiasts.

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Dos Equis XX -

Owned by Heineken N.V., Dos Equis XX is a Mexican beer made by Cuauhtémoc Moctezuma Brewery. The Dos Equis Lager Especial is one of the top 10 selling beers in America.

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Heineken -

This Dutch import has gained immense popularity in the US, known for its clean and crisp taste that pairs well with a variety of cuisines.

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Natural -

First brewed in 1977, Natural Light was the first reduced-calorie light beer introduced by the industry behemoth Anheuser-Busch InBev SA/NV (NYSE:BUD). Due to its light nature, the beer is especially popular among the younger, inexperienced consumer segments.

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Busch -

Another beer brand owned by Anheuser-Busch, Busch was the top domestic sub-premium beer brand in the US in 2022.

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Miller Lite -

With its low-calorie profile and approachable taste, Miller Lite is a favorite among those who enjoy a balance between flavor and lightness.

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Coors -

Known for its refreshing, light flavor, Coors Light has a massive following, especially during scorching summers. It's the ideal choice for those looking for a cool and easy-drinking beer.

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Corona -

While not originally from the US, this Mexican import has made its home in American beer coolers. The lime-wedge-topped Corona Extra is synonymous with beach parties and relaxation.

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Michelob -

Michelob is the top domestic super-premium beer brand in the U., with sales of US$3.57 billion in 2022, an increase of 7% from 2021. The brand’s focus on producing small batches of beer has helped maintain its reputation as a high-quality premium beer.

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Modelo -

Modelo Especial is the top-selling beer in America when it comes to import beers, with 112.4 million cases sold in US multi-outlets in 2022.

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Bud -

A true American classic, Budweiser's iconic red label has been a symbol of national pride for generations. Its crisp and clean taste makes it a go-to choice for countless beer enthusiasts across the country.

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