Alabama
Good People Brewing Co. — Coffee Oatmeal Stout

Alaska
Alaskan Brewing Co. — Amber

Arizona
Four Peaks Brewery — Kilt Lifter

Arkansas
Diamond Bear Brewing Co. — Diamond Bear Pale Ale

California
Anchor Brewing Co. — Anchor Steam

Colorado
New Belgium Brewing — Fat Tire Amber Ale

Connecticut
New England Brewing Co. — Atlantic Amber

District of Columbia
DC Brau — The Public

Delaware
Dogfish Head — 60 Minute IPA

Florida
Cigar City Brewing — Jai Alai India Pale Ale

Georgia
SweetWater Brewing Co. — 420 Extra Pale Ale

Hawaii
Kona Brew Co. — Longboard Island Lager

Idaho
Laughing Dog Brewing — Laughing Dog IPA

Illinois
Goose Island Beer Co. — Honker’s Ale

Indiana
Three Floyds Brewing — Alpha King

Iowa
Madhouse Brewing Co. — Pastime Pale Ale

Kansas
Free State Brewing Co. — Ad Astra Ale

Kentucky
Bluegrass Brewing Co. — Nut Brown Ale

Louisiana
Abita Brewing Co. — Purple Haze

Maine
Allagash Brewing Co. — Allagash White

Maryland
Originally National Brewing Co. but now owned by Pabst Brewing Co. — National Bohemian

Massachusetts
Boston Beer Co. — Samuel Adams Boston Lager

Michigan
Founders Brewing Co. — Breakfast Stout

Minnesota
Surly Brewing Co. — Furious

Mississippi
Lazy Magnolia Brewery — Southern Pecan Nut Brown Ale

Missouri
St. Louis Brewery — Schlafly Pale Ale

Montana
Big Sky Brewing Co. — Moose Drool

Nebraska
Nebraska Brewing Co. — Hop God IPA

Nevada
Big Dog’s Brewing Co. — Dirty Dog IPA

New Hampshire
Smuttynose Brewing Co. — Finestkind IPA

New York
Brooklyn Brewery — Brooklyn Lager

North Carolina
Red Oak Brewery — Amber Lager

North Dakota
Fargo Brewing Co. — Wood Chipper

Ohio
Great Lakes Brewing Co. — Burning River Pale Ale

Oklahoma
Marshall Brewing Co. — Atlas India Pale Ale

Oregon
Rogue Ales — Dead Guy Ale

Pennsylvania
D.G. Yuengling & Son — Yuengling Traditional Lager

Rhode Island
Narragansett Brewing Co. — Narragansett Lager

South Carolina
Coast Brewing Co. — 32/50 Kolsch

South Dakota
Firehouse Brewing Co. — Firehouse Red

Tennessee
Ghost River — Golden Ale

Texas
Spoetzl Brewery — Shiner Bock

Utah
Squatters Beers — Big Cottonwood

Vermont
Magic Hat Brewing Co. — Magic Hat #9

Virginia
Starr Hill Brewery — Northern Lights IPA

Washington
Redhook Ale Brewery — Redhook ESB

West Virginia
Mountain State Brewing Co. — Seneca Indian Pale Ale

Wisconsin
New Glarus Brewing Co. — Spotted Cow

Wyoming
Snake River Brewing Co. —Zonker Stout

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lifestyle. Doing things on your own usually means doing the best with what you have, whether it’s your budget, or the materials at your disposal.

One of the most popular, and cheapest materials to use to create a multitude of DIY projects is the wooden pallet. Usually confined to its original purpose of storage and shipping, the wooden pallet has become very popular among DIY-ers. But why? Well, more and more ways of using the wooden rungs have been explored – you’ll never believe all the things you can make with these cool recycled pieces.

Create a nifty upright garden.

And don’t be afraid to be get creative with colors or hanging them off the ground.

Use wooden pallets to make a modern bed frame.

Or a playful, rustic, and mobile bed for the kids.

Or even a bed for your cat.

Who needs a pricey futon when you can use some pallets and cushions to make a comfy couch?

Create plush theater seating on multiple levels.

Break a wood pallet down and use it to store wines in your kitchen.

Or, hang your pots and pans overhead for a neat and efficient use of space.

 If you need a desk, a wooden pallet can easily be modified so you have a place to get your work done.

Relax on your patio with this pallet porch swing.

Is your entranceway a little messy? A wooden pallet is an easy and cheap answer to the problem.

There’s nothing quite like these DIY wooden pallet stairs.

 This wooden pallet deck set (from the tables and chairs to the divider) looks like the perfect place to relax on a warm summer evening.

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