Most popular breweries across the country

Location: Lyons, Colorado. Popular Beer: All of Oskar's canned brews are tasty, but its Mama's Little Yella Pils tops many lager lists.

Location: Munster, Indiana. Beer to Try: This family-grown brewpub boasts a hearty list of seasonal brews, including the Behemoth — a sweet barley wine only released in January.

Location: Denver, Colorado. Beer to Try: Get ready for any season with the highly rated St. Bretta Witbier, a series available for any time of the year.

Location: Downingtown, Pennsylvania. Beer to Try: The brewery's website suggests taking Old Horizontal, a popular barley wine, home in a bottle to enjoy "within the comfort and love of your own retreat."

Location: Boston, Massachusetts. Beer to Try: Surely you are quite familiar with this widely produced beer product. Put down the Boston Lager and give one of the seasonals a try — like the Cold Snap winter ale.

Location: Portland, Maine. Beer to Try: Allagash White and Black are delicious mainstays that you can find in bars across the country. Those looking to try something more surprising should try the James Bean, a bourbon-aged tripel with coffee notes.

Location: Minneapolis, Minnesota. Beers to Try: Fans of hops will enjoy the caramel-toffee tone in Furious, while those looking for a heavier alternative should try Darkness, a Russian imperial stout.

Location: Slippery Rock, Pennsylvania. Beer to Try: Looking for something on the stronger side? Try the brewery's Wee Heavy, a maltier — albeit more alcoholic — scotch ale.

Location: New Glarus, Wisconsin. Beer to Try: There's a reason that Spotted Cow has a cult following and is often smuggled out of the state. It is the crispest, most fruity farmhouse ale you will ever sip on.

Location: Santa Rosa, California. Beer to Try: This kick-back West Coast brewery has grown to infamy thanks to Pliny the Younger — a near-true-triple IPA only available in a select window in January that has fans lining up at the door.

Location: Pas Robles, California. Beer to Try: This central coast brewery is a purveyor of American wild ales, like its widely popular Forbidden Fruit and its limited edition Dark Secrets.

Location: Hampton, New Hampshire. Beer to Try: The Baltic Porter tops "Best of..." lists across the board and is available year-round for your sipping pleasure.

Location: Cleveland, Ohio. Beer to Try: This brewery has a variety of popular sips on rotation, but check out the spring special — the Rally Drum Red Ale, a tip of the cap to the Indians' official drummer, John Adams.

Location: Lakewood, New York. Beer to Try: The microbrew has a special dessert-friendly "Blackwater Series" that includes Creme Brulee and Choklat Oranj stouts.

Location: Chicago, Illinois. Beer to Try: The Honkers Ale and Goose IPA are heavy favorites, but the limited edition BCBS — Bourbon Country Brand Stout — also has quite the following.

Location: Cooperstown, New York. Beer to Try: The farmhouse Belgian ale specialists released a series of "Game of Thrones" themed brews, including the delightful Fire & Blood Red Ale.

Location: Denver, Colorado. Beer to Try: The brewery's main site lists Hercules IPA and Yeti Imperial Stout as year-round favorites.

Location: Escondido, California. Beer to Try: The Southern California brewery's pale ale is one of the top-sold beers in the country, according to a FOXBusiness.com report.

Location: Juneau, Alaska. Beer to Try: The award-winning brewery has go-to favorites such as its IPA and amber ale. For something a bit different, try the limited edition Alaskan Azacca Pale, which boasts hints of tropical fruits.

Location: Dexter, Michigan. Beer to Try: All of the sours are to die for, but the La Roja probably has the biggest following, according to beer discussion boards.

Location: San Diego, California. Beer to Try: The up-and-coming brewery has been garnering mainstream success from its Grapefruit Sculpin. For something on the heavier side, take a taste of Victory At Sea.

Location: Chico, California. Beer to Try: A best-seller across the country because of its friendly, drinkable pale ale, this brewery has great specialty sips as well, plus the increasingly popular Torpedo Extra IPA.

Location: Tempe, Arizona. Beer to Try: The brewery has won awards for its Scottish-style ales, including the flagship sipper the Kilt Lifter.

Location: Tampa, Florida. Beer to Try: There are a lot of refreshing sips from this brewery, such as the Rum White Oak Peach IPA.

Location: Bend, Oregon. Beer to Try: This an award-winning brewpub has many tasty beers, but there's nothing quite like the Black Butte Porter on a cold, misty, Pacific coast day.