Simcoe and Comet hops are the primary drivers of aroma and flavor in this Hazy IPA. Widowmaker is based out of Braintree, and show their chops with some terrific beers. The Craft Beer Geek sez: A hazy IPA that is a wonderful mix between a more hop-forward West Coast style and the delectable but subtle fruit aromas of a classic New England IPA, this is simply a delight.

This juicy treat packs big McIntosh aromas, fresh-off-the-tree flavor, and a refreshing effervescence. On their family farm in Turner, Maine, the team at Ricker Hill picks the apples by hand, ferment in small batches, blend every batch to taste, and can the results fresh for you. The Craft Beer Geek sez: Yes, this is classified as a sweet cider, but it's a natural sweetness that comes from the fresh Macintosh apples that Ricker Hill picks from their own orchards, to make this refreshing and delicious drink. It tastes like drinking a fresh apple, with a 5% kick!

Arlington Brewing's flagship beer is a testament to small but mighty brewing. Spy-P-A is a New England IPA of the highest caliber. With soft citrus notes and a gentle bitterness to the finish, Arlington has made quite a statement in the craft beer world, and is likely the closest Belmont will ever have to a local brewery. So show them some love!

A New England-style IPA brewed with Mosaic, Citra, Columbus. Birds has become a staple of our roster because of its fruit-forward hop flavors of dank citrus and passionfruit, coupled with a smooth finish. The beer takes its name from the Phish cult-classic of the same name.

Timberyard's flagship New England IPA is a citrusy, hazy delight for the nose and tongue. Much more balanced than a lot of IPAs, this is the choice for an introduction to what NE IPAs can be. The Craft Beer Geek sez: When you want an IPA, but you don't want a hoppy punch in the mouth, this is the 4-pack you should be reaching for anytime. Pineapple and orange notes combine with a soft mouthfeel and a gently bitter finish to create a delectable sip.

The Brothers Bissell's flagship; a brightly dank ale that threads many needles. HOPS: Falconer's Flight, Centennial, Apollo, Eureka, Chinook MALTS: 2-Row, Maine 2-Row, Maine Flaked Wheat, Flaked Oats, Caramel 20. The Craft Beer Geek sez: Heady Topper may be considered the epitome of New England IPAs, but for the Beer Geek’s money, Bissell Brothers’ The Substance is right up there, if not better, and a lot easier to get a hold of. You don’t need to know a guy who knows a guy. Hitting the zesty tangerine notes of classic NE IPAs with a well balanced piney bite, The Substance is a serious contender.

Massachusetts - American Double/ Imperial IPA - 8. 1% ABV. This beer is dedicated to all the things we don't say. It's a Double IPA brewed with flaked oats, flaked wheat, and double dry hopped with Mosaic, Vic's Secret, El Dorado, and Cascade hops. United States, Massachusetts, American Double/Imperial IPA. Things We Don't Say | IPA (India Pale Ale) by Wandering Soul | 16oz | Massachusetts | Curbside Pickup offered in the majority of stores.

Timberyard's flagship New England IPA is a citrusy, hazy delight for the nose and tongue. Much more balanced than a lot of IPAs, this is the choice for an introduction to what NE IPAs can be.

Amherst Brewing is one of the top breweries, and a local favorite in Central Western Mass. Jess is their flagship New England IPA, and the addition of flaked oats to the grain bill adds a bit of body and creaminess to help back up the hop notes. Visit them and Hangar Pub and Grill for a damn good time!

Copiously dry hopped with Galaxy & Citra hops, Dandy Lion Haze produces massive citrus aroma with flavor spanning navel orange, passion fruit, candied mango & pineapple. This hazy New England has a medium body with a soft mouth feel & finishes sweet with a hint of citrus rind.

Brewed with sorghum and hopped with Citra and Mosaic, My Juicy GF delivers bright aromas and juicy flavors of tangerine and grapefruit right up front. The bitterness is intentionally restrained, letting the fruit-forward hop profile shine without harshness.

The Craft Beer Geek sez: You don’t find a lot of brown ales from domestic breweries, but this is one of the best. Brewed with fresh ground spices and locally grown sugar pumpkins, the pumpkins and spices blend beautifully with a long, warming finish.