
Released in six-pack bottles each January. An ABV of 10% makes this a strong one, but the citrus notes and hops really hide that well. Released in limited quantities each year, this is never on shelves for long as fans of bitter, hoppy beers snatch it up. Available year-round in six-pack bottles and four-pack cans across most of the state.īell’s Brewery, Hopslam – with six different kinds of hops, this double IPA packs a punch deserving of its name. Surprisingly easy to drink given it’s 7% ABV, this brew has a great hop balance that will really entice the palate. Detroit’s Atwater Brewery continues to grow, and solid beers like this are a big reason why.īell’s Brewery, Two Hearted Ale – a consistent award-winner, this American IPA is possibly not just one of Michigan’s best but one of the best in the entire country. Here’s a look at 12 Michigan beers, the best of the best IPAs from Michigan brewers that are readily available in bottles and/or cans at most retail outlets and bottle shops.Ītwater Brewery, Grand Circus IPA – a tasty session ale that is smooth and easy to drink yet packs a solid amount of hop flavor without being overpowering. As the popularity of this style grows, Michigan breweries like Founders, Bell’s and Dark Horse are showing that their hoppy concoctions belong in the nationwide discussion.

Most of these beers are brewed with American-grown hops, and some are made with hops grown right here in Michigan.

Michigan breweries have long been known for their ability to produce great stouts and porters, but in recent years the amount of quality IPAs (India Pale Ale) coming from Michigan has drastically increased.
