With great malt depth and the right amount of hoppiness, 8-Track Amber Ale from Real Ale will take you back to the good ol’ days.

Malty, hoppy, rich, and hearty, Saint Arnold’s Amber Ale has everything we’re looking for in an amber ale—our go-to fall beer.

Austin Amber from Independence Brewing in Austin, TX, has an elevated classic flavor, punched up hoppiness, and the perfect ABV for a good time.

512 Brewing's Bavarian-style Festbier is brewed with the modern swagger of Oktoberfest beers, bringing the hearty German-Texan tradition with it.

A great companion for cutting through those summer BBQ foods, Citrus Shandy from Saint Arnold is light, refreshing, sessionable, and full of citrus sweetness.

Shiner Beer has stepped into the world of IPAs. Brewed with unique ingredients, Storm Caster Juicy IPA is perfect for summer sipping.

With a nod to traditional German style and a touch of San Antonio, Freetail Brewing’s Bowie Bock is uniquely light and sweet with an old-school base.

Simple in all the right ways, Hill Country Bock from Real Ale is sessionable and sweet, with the right hop balance for the style.

Crawford Bock was brewed for baseball season by the masters at Karbach Brewing. Sweet, toasty, and hoppy enough to last you through the 7th inning stretch or the warm summer nights.

Vista Brewing’s Lorenzo has us at Mexican hot chocolate, and the addition of vanilla bean, cinnamon, Ancho and Cascabel peppers only sweetened (and spiced!) the deal. Check out the unique profile of this seasonal stout beer!

Doom Forge Coffee Stout from Jester King is smooth and strong, and sippable enough to keep you company all through the cold of a lonely night.

Just in time for all you loonies going for it in Dry January, Shiner Beer brings us Rodeo non-alcoholic, a light and malty brew reminiscent of the great American lager.

Shiner Brewery brought beers from the past, present, and future together in this Home for the Holiday’s 12 pack. Check our notes for each of these Shiner beers, and cheers!

The oldest craft brewery in Texas hit another home run with their newest Hazy Double IPA - Banger IPA. Hoppy, fruity, and full of malty goodness, Banger IPA from Saint Arnold is a staple we’ll keep coming back to. Worth it from the first sip to the last.

At 8.5% ABV and 100+ IBU, Dream Crusher from Deep Ellum out of Dallas, TX, is ‘not for the faint of hops,’ but is a great Double IPA, especially if you want something with classic aroma, flavor, and oomph! Read the full review!

If you want the warmth and depth of a winter beer, but the hoppy brightness and complexity of a summer beer, Crash Pad is the perfect bridge. Hoppy, complex, with a silky smooth mouthfeel, Crash Pad from Real Ale Brewing from Blanco, TX, is the Imperial Hazy IPA you need to try.

If you are looking for a non-alcoholic brew akin to a mass-market lager, crisp and light on the tongue, and without that peculiar NA taste, Texas Select has the Non-Alcoholic Brew for you. With hint of spiced apples, this NA beer is one that will stave off the beer cravings without breaking the bank.

KAW! hop water from Independence Brewing Company out of Austin, Texas, is packed with Mosaic and Citra Cryo hops, and an added immunity boost with a kick of vitamin C from organic acerola cherry extract. Let’s see how it compares in this review.

Twine Time is a Hazy Pale Ale that commemorates an old Austin, Texas, radio show of the same name hosted by Paul Ray. At 5.2% ABV and 35 IBUs, and packed with fruity flavors, this Hazy is a sessionable sipper you will definitely want to try.

Check out our review of the Commissar Russian Imperial Stout from the Incredible Real Ale Brewing.