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Luminescence Hazy IPA from Florida Avenue Brewing. Solid NE Style, meaning despite the unfortunate use of “hazy” in the name, it’s made properly.
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Interesting list. One brewery from my area, Odd Colony. Odd Colony and Alga are two breweries near me that consistently hit the mark with every beer they produce.

 
Interesting list. One brewery from my area, Odd Colony. Odd Colony and Alga are two breweries near me that consistently hit the mark with every beer they produce.

It’s a very nice list. Odd Colony crushes the lager game. I have had beers from about half the breweries on this list. Like most lists, this one is subjective. Definitely not my top 30.
 
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6.7% … a rare sub-7% hazy in today’s world of over the top IPAs. Tastes like a Trillium Congress Street from 2017 with a bigger grain bill and a bit more body. Very impressive. Noble Savage out in Glen Cove, NY.
 
Interesting list. One brewery from my area, Odd Colony. Odd Colony and Alga are two breweries near me that consistently hit the mark with every beer they produce.

If Treehouse isn't on it, or Trillium or Hill Farmstead, then it's wrong. If Treehouse isn't #1 it's wrong. I like Edmund's Oast, it's my go to in cans in the Low Country, but it's a far cry from any of those three in my first sentence (or Tilted Barn or many others). New Glarus is overrated. Other Half is good. Pinthouse is just ok, goof for Austin. Russian River is iconic of course. Sierra Nevada is notably the best national brewery I suppose.
 

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