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[QUOTE="Travelman6, post: 2449352, member: 7597"] I do not recall too many CT beers. But I truly miss Shipyard (pumpkin head or other wise), long trail, seadog (portland maine, one of the few flavored beers, blueberry, that I like), Peaks Island, Allagash, Geary, Gritty, Sebago. Come to think of it, most of those are in Maine. But Maine just kicks butt for craft brew. Though anchor steam and rogue are solid choices too. Alas, I am in Guatemala where most of those are hard to find. What I would not give to have a longtrail double bag or pumpkinhead by shipyard. However, I have found some BROOKLYN pale ale as well as Peaks Island and Goose Island, the later not being as good as the other beers listed here. But god, Gallo is awful. [/QUOTE]
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