Since we can't bring bottles into the Speedway we have to look to canned beers. There have been a ton of canned beers popping up in liquor stores in the last year, so there are a ton more options than we had last year. With all the options available now it can be hard to narrow them down. Not everyone has spent a lot of time checking out all the canned options we have here in Indy so for the second year in a row we've asked the Barons what are their favorite canned beers. So here are my favorite Summer canned options:
The Big Guy:
- Sun King's Fistful of Hops Green. Nice crisp hop profile with an easy drinking malt profile
- Two Brother's Side Kick Pale Ale. Light hop profile with a clean refreshing flavor that makes it crushable sitting at the hot track
- Daredevil's Liftoff IPA. Easy malt profile with a great big hop backbone. Get it fresh for biggest impact.
- Daredevil's Liftoff IPA
- Bell's Two Hearted IPA. The classic Midwest IPA. Nothing says summer like Two Hearted
- Two brother's Side Kick Pale Ale
- Oskar Blues' Dale's Pale Ale. An almost perfect Pale Ale from Colorado that just came to Indy last year
- Founder's Centennial IPA. A big Midwest IPA from Founders now in cans
- Sun King's Osiris Pale Ale. An Indiana favorite, light clean and crisp
- Brooklyn Brewery's Summer Ale
- Founder's All Day IPA. All Day IPA because this is so light you can drink it all day in the blistering sun of the track
- Two Brother's Dog Days Dortmunder Lager. A lager that goes down clean and smooth
- Daredevil's Liftoff IPA
- Sun King's Osiris Pale Ale
- Sixpoint's Sweet Action Cream Ale. Light and easy drinking, perfect for a hot day
- Sun King's Wee Mac
- Sun King's Fistful of Hops
- Daredevil's Liftoff IPA
- Brooklyn Brewery's Summer Ale
- Sun King's Fistful of Hops
- 21st Amendment's Hell or High Watermelon- If you could get your hands on this it would be amazing for a hot day at the track.
I would also like to give a shout out to Flat 12 for their Hinchtown Hammerdown. On their website Flat 12 says, "We live in a racing town. In tribute to one of the brightest racing talents out there, we created Hinchtown Hammer Down, a crisp and refreshing ale perfect for the month of May." I haven't gotten my hands on it yet, but I will make sure it finds its way into my racing cooler.
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