10 New England Craft Beers to Impress Your Family With at Thanksgiving



Thanksgiving is approaching and you need to right beer to help get you through a meal with your family. Here in New England we love Thanksgiving but not as much as we love good beer. If you are looking to impress your family with some high quality beer, we have you covered. New England is fortunate enough to produce hundreds of craft beers. So instead of staring blankly at the shelves at the liquor store, see Craft Brewniversity's suggestions. If these beers don't impress your family, it isn't because the beer was bad, unfortunately, your family might need to stick to Bud Light.


1) Heady Topper


Type: American Double/ Imperial IPA
Brewed by: The Alchemist Brewery and Visitors Center
Location: Stowe, Vermont


2) Good Morning



Type: American Double / Imperial Stout 
Brewed by: Tree House Brewing Company
Location: Charlton, Massachusetts

3) King Julius



Type: American Double / Imperial IPA 
Brewed by: Tree House Brewing Company
Location: Charlton, Massachusetts

4) Very Hazy



Type: American Double / Imperial IPA 
Brewed by: Tree House Brewing Company
Location: Charlton, Massachusetts
5) Dinner


Type: American Double / Imperial IPA / 8.20% ABV
Brewed by: Maine Beer Company
Location: Freeport, Maine

6) Focal Banger India Pale Ale



Type: American IPA
Brewed by: The Alchemist Brewery and Visitors Center
Location: Stowe, Vermont


7) Double Dry Hopped Fort Point Pale Ale

Type: American Pale Ale 
Brewed by: Trillium Brewing Company
Location: Boston, Massachusetts



8) Double Dry Hopped Congress Street


Type: American IPA 
Brewed by: Trillium Brewing Company
Location: Boston, Massachusetts


9) Cutting Tiles (Mosaic)


Type: American Double / Imperial IPA 
Brewed by: Trillium Brewing Company
Location: Boston, Massachusetts

10) Be Hoppy

Type: American IPA

Brewed by: Wormtown Brewery
Location: Worcester, Massachusetts

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  1. UnknownNovember 12, 2017 at 10:00 AM

    er to help get you through a meal with your family. Here in New England we love Thanksgiving but not as much as we love good beer. If you are looking to impress your family with some high quality beer, we have you covered. New England is fortunate enough .
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