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!

When searching for a winter warmer, go to the brewers that know what needs warming: Breckenridge Brewery. Their Christmas Ale is malty, rich, and exactly what you need this winter.

With a heavy malt character and hop bitterness, Jubelale from Deschutes Brewery is a festive winter ale designed to warm cheeks with malty cheer.

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 beer that still has strong hop flavors and aromas and a light hazy mouthfeel, look to Best Day Brewing’s Hazy IPA.

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.

Looking for a low-calorie, non-alcohol beer option that still brings the fruity hop flavors? Nada from Community Beer Co. is a great place to start. Plus, they won Bronze at the 2022 Great American Beer Festival in the Non-alcoholic category!

With a history that dates back to 1417, this Oktoberfest Marzen from Hacker-Pschorr has earned its title among the six beers offered at the festival. Read our review to learn why!

Hofbrau has brewed Oktoberfestbier since 1589, and is one of the six official beers offered at Oktoberfest in Munich. It’s history and incredible balance make it a must this season. Keep reading to learn more!

Karbachtoberfest is a beautifully balanced blend of between the traditional Vienna and Munich malts, and the Hallertau-mittelfrüh and Tettnanger noble hop varieties. Check it out before it’s gone!

With tradition dating back to 1040, Weihenstephaner’s Festbier is the perfect balance of light and hoppy Oktoberfest flavors.

Breckenridge Brewery’s Oktoberfest Marzen Lager is packed with sweet caramel notes, a gentle bitterness, and it doesn’t veer too far from tradition while still standing on its own.

Sierra Nevada’s teamed up with Kehrwieder Brewery out of Germany to co-create the Oktoberfest Festbier. It resulted in a hoppy and aromatic lager that has every bit of Oktoberfest celebration in it. Don’t miss this beer!

Real Ale Brewing out of Blanco, TX, knows what it takes the beat the summer heat. Their Fresh Kicks Hazy IPA moves from fruity to floral, hoppy to sweet, and is a well balanced beer that is sure to please any hazy lover.

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.

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.