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Map Says Sixpoint Is New York's Best Beer


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Jaya Saxena

Published Feb 13, 2011

Modified Feb 13, 2011


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Published Feb 13, 2011

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New York is home to a number of successful breweries, including Ommegang, Brooklyn Brewery, Ithaca Beer and Blue Point. But according to voters on GOOD, Sixpoint is the best sustainable, independently-owned craft beer in the state. In their map of the United States of Good Beer (supersize it), GOOD tracks the best beers of the country, including New Jersey's Flying Fish, Connecticut's Willimantic Brewing Co. and Pennsylvania's Victory. Also, it turns out there is no good beer in Idaho, which is yet another reason never to go to Idaho. [Via Laughing Squid]

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