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From Saranac's 12 Beers of Oktoberfest. Decent dark lager (6.0% abv), with good malt profile and enough hops to notice. Definitely showerable.

It's A Smash (6.3 abv) IPA from Edmund's Oast. Single hop & single malted barley makes for great balance. Perfect after a hot day of yardwork.

Irish Red Ale (5.3% abv) from 13 Stripes Brewery in Taylors, SC. Pretty foamy on opening but good malty flavor once it settled down. Cool can art and story behind the name.

Winds In The Holler (6.0% abv) is a collaboration between Edmund's Oast out of Charleston & Kite Hill Brewing in Clemson. Described as a cold "lagered" Appalachian-Style IPA. Not sure what all that means, but I definitely like the rye in this one, works great in the shower. Cool can art too.

A long hot shower and a tall (19.2 oz) cold Tropicalia IPA (6.6% abv), makes for a great end to the day. Cheers.

APA (5.5% abv) from Shellring Ale Works, Port Royal SC. Worthy showerbeer offering. Have a great weekend!!

SingleSpeed Brewing Company, Waterloo IA. Great little Festbier (5.9% abv) from a great little brewery.

Classic West Coast IPA (6.2% abv). 100% owned by Heineken now, but still a solid showerbeer.

Amazing day out on the trail.

Garage cleaning day called for a tall cold one and a hot shower. 420 Extra Pale Ale (5.7% abv).

Bell's (5.5% abv) kicks of the most wonderful time of beer. Prost.

Spotted Cow (4.5% abv) from New Glarus Brewing Co. Definitely a great shower selection.

It's always a great day for a Guinness (4.1% abv). Pretty cool can art too.

Highland Brewing Company Gaelic Amber Ale (5.5% abv). Have a great weekend.

New Belgium Voodoo Ranger G Force (11.0% abv) is a little too "juicy" for my liking. But hey, you live and learn.

Have a great day!!

Another one from Raleigh Brewing Company (like the last post). Toasted porter (6.5% abv) previously known as Hidden Pipe. Brewed with Oak City Roasters espresso, could be a showercoffee.

Shout out to Sierra Nevada for highlighting Shenandoah National Park in their National Park Series. Even though they're considered a California brewery, their Mills River NC brewery provides the iconic Pale Ale (5.6% abv), fresh to showers on the East Coast.

Perfect shower Pils after a hot morning of yardwork. Time for some World Cup, Prost!