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Discover bold, refreshing, and delicious drinks at Delaware craft beverage locations. From creative sours to barrel-aged favorites, here are a few must-try picks.
Big Oyster Brewery: Hammerhead IPA
An assertive West Coast-style IPA featuring piney hops and citrus zest. It’s a must-try for hopheads looking for something with teeth.
Crooked Hammock Brewery: Hammock Light
Bright, crisp, and endlessly drinkable, this light lager delivers full flavor without the heaviness. A refreshing brew that proves light beer doesn’t have to be light on taste.
Dewey Beer Co.: Secret Machine (flavor combinations vary)
This rotating series of sours and fruit beers includes wild combinations like Suntan Lotion and Strawberry, Blueberry Gelato. Thick, flavorful, and often beer-smoothie adjacent, it’s an experience in a glass.
First State Brewing Company: Triangle Theory
This crispy lager is clean, refreshing, and packed with subtle melon notes. Easy-drinking and ultra-craveable — everything you want in a go-to lager.
Painted Stave Distilling: Lemon Drop (to-go)
Bright, zesty, and refreshing, this lemon drop to-go cocktail features Silver Screen vodka, fresh lemon juice, and simple syrup.
Salted Vines Vineyard and Winery: Wine Slushy
Chill out with a wine slushy. Choose from Red Sangria, White Sangria, a Sangria Swirl, or the Drink of the Month.
Thompson Island Brewing Company: No Bad Days
Crisp, clean, and brewed for the coastal lifestyle, No Bad Days is a southern Delaware-style lager that’s full of flavor but never heavy. Perfect for beach days, bonfires, and backyard bites.
Beer is one of the world’s oldest beverages, and the “Ales of the Revolution” series brings historic recipes to life. For a taste, visit Jessop’s Tavern, the only location outside of the brewery and package stores where you can sample them.
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