http://www.businessinsider.com/best-beers-in-the-us-2014-10?op=1
Have you had the beer from your state? How did you feel about it? Do you have a better one in mind?
La Cumbre Elevated IPA won over for my state. I guess my mixed feelings for IPAs get the better of me to prefer their Slice of Hefen or their Stout(which I forget the name of). Though, some of the offerings from Marble rival the best of La Cumbre. The have a Reserve Ale, which I once again cannot remember if it had a more specific name, that is just...
Unfortunately, no. I'm not a huge Goose Island fan, and I don't live anywhere near Chicago, so we don't get a lot of their stuff here. I'm close to St. Louis, so I have a lot of Missouri beers. I haven't actually heard of the selection for MO. I HAVE had the Delaware selection. Dogfish Head makes some DAMN good beer.
My selection for best Illinois beer would be Revolution Brewing Co.'s Anti-Hero IPA. It's just hoppy enough and I have to pick it up any time I'm near Chicago.
For Missouri, I'd probably go with something out of the O'Fallon brewing company. I like all their beer, but I can't think of one in particular at the moment.
Montana's got a ton of really good beer. We've got five breweries in Missoula alone. My favorite Montana beer, though, is Big Sky IPA. Ivan the Terrible I suppose is good for people who like stouts, but I've never been particularly fond of that style.
Though my all time favorite is Elysian's The Immortal IPA.
Big Sky IPA is really good. I like their brown ale, Moose Drool, too.
Saint Arnold Elissa IPA is a great one from here in Houston.
It's not as good as Sam Adams Latitude 48 IPA, but it's a lot easier to find.
I had some Black Abbey Belgian Style IPA this weekend, and it kicked ass. Highly recommend it if you are in the Nashville TN area.
Pennsylvania's is way wrong. No self-appreciating dutch man can say any beer is great, unless it's Yuengling lager.