Foggy Dog

Foggy Dog drinks like a conversation starter. It's got this creamy mouthfeel that makes you forget it's 6.5% until the second pint, and the hop character is all soft, juicy citrus—grapefruit pith and tangerine—without any resinous bite. There's a barely-there cloudiness that gives it that signature hazy look, but the beer itself tastes clean, almost delicate. It's the kind of beer you can order at 5pm and still be functional.

Green

Green walks in with more authority. The extra point of alcohol is noticeable on the palate—there's a warmer finish and a slightly oily texture that coats your mouth in the best way. The hop profile is similar territory (citrus, stone fruit), but it lands with more intensity, like someone turned up the volume without distorting the song. The body actually holds the flavors up rather than just showcasing them.