Packed with El Dorado, Azacca, and Sabro hops and only 6.7% ABV and 35 IBUs, Stone Brewing has created a beautifully balanced Hazy IPA. Check it out!

We’ve been looking for something fruity and refreshing to beat the heat, and we found it with Saint Arnold’s Juicy IPA.

Viva Brewery’s Battle of Hops is brimming with fruity hops and brings the feelings of Fiesta to San Antonio all year.

AleSmith combines the classic IPA bitterness seamlessly with the sweet fruit flavors and aromas of the modern hops in Party Tricks IPA.

Stone Brewing knows how to pack a punch, and their rightfully-named Delicious IPA is no exception. This gluten-reduced beer is a strong 7.7% ABV and packed with flavor.

Slush Sour Ale from Prairie Artisan Ales is filled like a fruit salad with strawberry, raspberry, lemon, and lime and a perfect summer sipper at 6.1% ABV. Check out our review of this balanced, sour ale.

Abita Brewing is unique in their ability to capture the flavor of the South, and Purple Haze is no exception. Purple Haze is light, refreshing, and offers a slightly dry finish to prepare the drinker for the next chug.

Summer heat is tough to beat, but Shiner’s seasonal brews are just what you need to get you through. Try Shiner’s Strawberry Blonde and the Prickly Pear while you can!

Wit’s Peak from Athletic Brewing is a great alternative (or first choice) when looking for a Belgian-style white but no alcohol. It is light, bright, and the citrus and herb flavors work great with the smooth wheat malt.

Tank 7 from Boulevard Brewing Co. is a great example of an American-Belgian-style saison — its complex, balanced, and expertly crafted.

Farmer’s Delight is a testament to local ingredients and flair. This farmhouse ale is brewed with Texas Pilsner, Texas grapefruit, and yeast harvested from Roughhouse Brewing’s own Ranch.

Gnommegang is a Belgian strong ale drinker’s dream. It is spicy, fruity, floral, and brings the heat through the dry finish.

Landive - a complex and rush of big flavors that embodies Texas roots through and through.

A Belgian-Style Tripel from Oak Highlands Brewery with a 10% ABV — Introducing the Freaky Deaky.

Duvel’s Tripel Hop Citra has all the depth of a Belgian Ale with the fruity addition of an American Citra to create a heavy hitter with a light and spicy finish.

Devil’s Backbone — named after the iconic winding highway through the Texas Hill Country — was born in Blanco, Texas. This Belgian-Style Tripel has complex, fruity, and spicy notes that are worth every drop.

Houblon CHOUFFE — A blend of Belgian tradition and American hopping to create the first Belgian IPA.

To beat the February chills, grab a brunette bombshell… brown ale! 5x5 Brewing out of Mission, Texas, has a fruity brown ale ready to warm you.

When it comes to a rich, malty ale, there is nothing better than a well executed brown. Add some nitro and we have ourselves a winner. See what makes Nitro Gentleman’s Relish such a smooth and silky beer.

Stone Brewing will not disappoint with this gluten-reduced Delicious Double IPA.