Big Rock Wrangler

Big Rock Wrangler hits you with that classic hazy IPA cloudiness, but it's lean in a way that feels intentional, not thin. There's citrus and stone fruit—grapefruit pith, apricot—that doesn't overstay its welcome. At 6.2%, it drinks easy, almost deceptively so; you'll reach for another without thinking. The finish is clean and slightly dry, which keeps it from becoming cloying even if you're three deep.

Red Racer Hazy IPA

Red Racer's got more body to it—you feel the extra 0.5% ABV and the slightly higher gravity supporting those hazy notes. There's a creamy mouthfeel underneath the fruit (more tropical than Wrangler's stone fruit), and it lingers just long enough to remind you you're drinking something substantial. It's the kind of beer that rewards you for paying attention, with layers that unfold as it warms slightly in the glass.