2. Pumking by Southern Tier Brewing Company: It smells like butter.
3. Poor Richard's Tavern Spruce by Yards Brewing Company: A beer named after one of my favorite people in history. The best part is that it's based on his personal recipe!
4. Sunshine Pils by Troegs Brewing Company: A hoppy take on your traditional pilsner style. In no way tastes like your typical pilsner, though.
5. Edmund Fitzgerald Porter by Great Lakes Brewing Company: Quite possibly the best porter I've ever tasted.
6. Pumpkinator by Saint Arnold's Brewing Company: An awesome pumpkin stout. I'd bless myself before mass with this stuff.
7. General Washington's Tavern Porter by Yards Brewing Company: A nostalgic porter that has a ton of molasses in the aftertaste. Perfect for all of the history buffs out there.
8. Oarsman by Bell's Brewery Inc.: If Sweet Tarts were ever in the form of beer, this would be it. Oarsman gives you the perfect citrus-like tartness as a Berliner Weisse should..
9. Monkey Boy by East End Brewing Company: An amazing hefeweizen that gives off some essence of banana..
10. Hofbrau Original Lager by Staaliches Hofbra: Have you ever watched huge beer festivals in Germany on the Travel Channel? This beer gives you a chance to experience that.
11. IPA by Lagunitas Brewing Company: What? You mean there's an awesome IPA that has multiple noticeable flavors other than just truckloads of hops? Crackery and flavorful. Hops are only a compliment as they should be.
12. Raging Bitch IPA by Flying Dog Brewery: A creatively-hopped IPA that pairs well with food and doesn't disintegrate your taste buds at the same time.
13. Pumpkin Spice by Rivertowne Brewing: Sweet, yet spicy. I just wish this was actually a pie. Beer form is just fine, though.
14. Philadelphia Pale Ale by Yards Brewing Company: It's pale like you'd expect, but there's a n awesome citrus punch.
15. Weyerbacher Imperial Pumpkin Ale by Weyerbacher Brewing Co.: A perfect mixture of pumpkin spice taste and alcohol content.
16. Mountain Lager by Appalachian Brewing Company: A light lager with a powerful malt flavor. Excellent beer to pair with lighter foods.
17. Wild Blueberry Wheat Ale by Sea Dog Brewing Company: A very pungent-smelling blueberry wheat beer. Powerful in the nose and on the tongue. Very Refreshing.
18. Breakfast Stout by Founders Brewing: The beer that opened up the world of stouts for me. Perfect combination of chocolate and coffee.
19. Oatmeal Stout by Schlafly Beer: This has a wonderful roasty backbone It's also sweet, but smooth.
20. Oktoberfest by Great Lakes Brewing Company: A sweeter take on the traditional Oktoberfest recipe.
21. Vanilla Porter by Breckenridge Brewery: Nice and roasty, but a hefty hint of vanilla is a wonderful touch.
22. Porter by Founders Brewing: A jet-black porter with a chocolate-focused flavor.
23. Cream Ale by Appalachian Brewing Company: Not your typical cream ale. Sweet and malty, but packs some punch in the hop department.
24. Punkin Ale by Dogfish Head Brewery: Brown sugar is prevalent in this fantastic Pumpkin Ale.
25. Dead Guy Ale by Rogue Ales: A well-crafted German Maibock. Really sweet. Really Malty. Has some bite.
26. Oktoberfest by Penn Brewery: I might be a homer in this case since I'm from Pittsburgh, but this is my favorite Marzenbier. It tastes just like Germany in late September.
27. Oberon Ale by Bell's Brewery: One of the best summer beers in existence. Tangy and pale.
28. Head Hunter IPA by Fat Head's Brewery: An award winning IPA with a unique blend of citrus and hops.
29. Hopback Amber Ale by Troegs Brewing Company: A perfect combination of raspberries and hops. It's an epic battle in your mouth, but the hops will always come out on top.
30. Wild Hare Pale Ale by Spoetzl Brewery: A fruity and floral, yet bitter and hoppy pale ale.
31. Oatmeal Stout by Samuel Smith's Brewery: The crown jewel of Oatmeal Stouts. Has an aroma consisting of all the scents you want in a stout.
32. Mojo IPA by Boulder Beer Company: A very well-crafted and citrusy India Pale Ale. Your taste buds will dance when you drink this.
33. Flower Power IPA by Ithaca Beer Company: I had a negative view of India Pale Ales before I sampled the grapefruit and citrus taste of this beer.
34. Pious Monk Dunkel by Church Brew Works: Was a bit worried to try a Dunkel, but became good friends with this style once I tasted what I now refer to as "liquid pretzel."
35. Troegenator Doubblebock by Troegs Brewing Company: A very sweet beer with a lovely hint of vanilla.
36: Winter White Ale by Bell's Brewery: Not your typical winter beer. It's a witbier and it sure is spicy
37. Rumplepilsen by Full Pint Brewing Company: A great pilsner with a mouthful of that traditional biscuit taste that we expect from good pilsners.
38. Blueberry Blonde by Pearl Street Grill and Brewery: Had this beer while on a trip to Buffalo. Haven't found anything that matches it since. The smell and taste reminded me of blueberry waffles. Can't wait until I go back.
39. Dreamweaver Wheat by Troegs Brewing Company: One of the better wheat beers. Watch out because it's zesty!
40. Gummi Bear Beer by Kenai River Brewing Company: Yes, a Belgian Tripel brewed with gummi bears. Buttery, sweet and boozy.
41. Witte by East End Brewing Company: A nice tart witbier. The 2013 edition had lemongrass!
42. Beerhive Tripel by New Holland Brewing Company: Two words. Honey and ginger.
43. Applehead by Shipyard Brewing Co.: Not cider, but resembles one. An awesome beer that will remind you of cinnamon-laced apple pie.
44. Traditional Lager by Yuengling: For most of us in this area, this beer was the very first beer that we had on top of our lists. It was the first one that we took a drink and then proclaimed "damn, that was good."
