5 Beers You Don't Have to Cover Up with a Cozy
A bottle of beer can be a thing of beauty—just ask Homer Simpson. Class up your next barbecue with one of these five options.
Bohemia Frida Kahlo
A Mexican beer pays homage to the iconic artist with a limited edition bottle featuring Kahlo's face and designs that appear in much of her work: flowers, hummingbirds and monkeys.
Cantillon Rosé de Gambrinus
The label on this Belgian ale walks a fine line between racy and sophisticated. And the pink, raspberry-based beer inside is lovely.
[Next, three more beers that belong at your barbecue]
Estrella Damm Inedit
Here's a Spanish beer in a gorgeous bottle. You'd almost mistake it for wine (which wouldn't be far off, since the makers even suggest serving it in a white wine glass).
North Peak
The stubby bottles of beer from this Michigan brewery look old-fashioned and classic.
Sleeman
This Ontario brewery eschews labels in favor of engraving the name onto the glass itself. Result: no slippery paper falling off a cold, wet bottle.
Bohemia Frida Kahlo
A Mexican beer pays homage to the iconic artist with a limited edition bottle featuring Kahlo's face and designs that appear in much of her work: flowers, hummingbirds and monkeys.
Cantillon Rosé de Gambrinus
The label on this Belgian ale walks a fine line between racy and sophisticated. And the pink, raspberry-based beer inside is lovely.
[Next, three more beers that belong at your barbecue]
Estrella Damm Inedit
Here's a Spanish beer in a gorgeous bottle. You'd almost mistake it for wine (which wouldn't be far off, since the makers even suggest serving it in a white wine glass).
North Peak
The stubby bottles of beer from this Michigan brewery look old-fashioned and classic.
Sleeman
This Ontario brewery eschews labels in favor of engraving the name onto the glass itself. Result: no slippery paper falling off a cold, wet bottle.
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