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Boulder Beer Mojo India Pale Ale $8.99/6-pack 12 oz. bottles

Cost/8 ounces: $ 1.00

Origin: Colorado.

Style: American IPA.

Alcohol Content: 6.8%.

Beer Advocate Rating: B+.

Brewery notes: "A herbaceous ale, pale in color, but packed with flavor, Mojo reflects the perfeect balance of hop bitterness and malt character. The unique Amarillo hop creates a big citrus flavor with an ultra-crisp dry finish." Single 22 ounce bottles are also available for $3.49.

Victory Brewing Hop Devil Ale $8.99/6-pack 12 oz. bottles

Cost/8 ounces: $ 1.00

Origin: Pennsylvania.

Style: American IPA.

Alcohol Content: 6.7%.

Beer Advocate Rating: A-.

Victory Brewing has stormed into Frugal MacDoogal's in a big way. Victory Brewing is gets a very rare Beer Advocate overall A rating for all the brews it makes. Brewery notes: "Menacingly delicious, with the powerful, aromatic punch of whole flower American hops backed up by rich, German malts. HopDevil Ale offers a roller coaster ride of flavor, coasting to a smooth finish that satisfies fully."

Bluegrass Brewing Jefferson's Reserve Bourbon Barrel Stout $9.99/6-pack 12 oz. bottles

Cost/8 ounces: $ 1.11

Origin: Kentucky.

Style: American Double Stout.

Alcohol Content: 8.0%.

Beer Advocate Rating: B+.

What sets this brew apart is being aged in Jefferson's Reserve small batch barrels for approximately 60 days. The malt sweetness is perfectly balanced by the roast barley and a nice hint of bourbon flavor and aroma. This bourbon barrel stout was first brewed December 22, 2005. The color is deep dark brown/black with a frothy cappucino head. The aromas reveal hints of bourbon along with roasted notes and some vanilla. Chocolate reveals itself on the tongue along with some bourbon sweetness, and whiffs of smokiness arrive in the aftertaste. This is not a heavy stout; in fact the brewery describes it as silky.

Bridgeport Hop Czar Imperial IPA $9.99/6-pack 12 oz. bottles

Cost/8 ounces: $ 1.11

Origin: Oregon.

Style: American Double.

Alcohol Content: 7.5%.

Beer Advocate Rating: B.

Brewery notes: "Bridgeport Hop Czar is a triple-hopped bottle-conditioned imperial-style IPA that carries a deep malt background and enthusiastic citrus and floral notes pair with high hop bitterness." The beer enthusiasts at Frugal's like this one a lot!

Dale's Pale Ale $9.99/6-pack 12 oz. cans

Cost/8 ounces: $ 1.11

Origin: Colorado.

Style: American IPA.

Alcohol Content: 6.5%.

Beer Advocate Rating: B+.

From Oskar Blue's Cajun Grill & Brewery in Lyons, Colorado. Brewery notes: " Dale's Pale Ale is America's first hand-canned craft beer. It's an assertive but deftly balanced beer (somewhere between an American pale ale and an India Pale Ale) brewed with hefty amounts of European malts and American hops. It features a merengue-like head, a copper color, and a hoppy nose, thanks to a big post-boil addition of Centennial hops. To complement its hoppy first impression, Dale's also sports a rich middle of malts and hops, and a bracing finish. Dale's features 65 International Bittering Units." OMG! A great beer from a CAN!

Oskar Blues Old Chub Scottish Style Ale $9.99/6-pack 12 oz. cans

Cost/8 ounces: $ 1.11

Origin: Colorado.

Style: Scottish Ale.

Alcohol Content: 8.0%.

Beer Advocate Rating: A-.

Brewery notes: " Old Chub is brewed with hearty amounts of seven different malts, including crystal and chocolate malts, and a smidge of US and UK hops. Old Chub also gets a dash of beechwood-smoked grains imported from Bamburg, Germany, home of the world's greatest smoked beers. Old Chub takes care of our deep affections for malt.The cola-colored beer (almost black) features a tan head, a creamy, skim-milk mouthfeel, and rich, semi-sweet flavors of caramel and chocolate throughout. The addition of smoked grains gives Old Chub a delicate kiss of smoke on the finish. Here is the beer equivalent of a lightly smoked single malt scotch, or your favorite dark chocolate." Amazing, you can get this quality ale in a can!

Schlafly American IPA $9.99/6-pack 12 oz. bottles

Cost/8 ounces: $ 1.11

Origin: Missouri.

Style: American IPA.

Alcohol Content: 8.0%.

Beer Advocate Rating: A-.

A special seasonal ale, this one is available for a limited time. Brewery notes: "Brewed with big hop flavor and aroma, this dry hopped American style IPA has enough malted barley backbone to stand up to the intense bitterness. 50 IBUs."

Sierra Nevada Torpedo Extra IPA $9.99/6-pack 12 oz. bottles

Cost/8 ounces: $ 1.11

Origin: California.

Style: American IPA.

Alcohol Content: 7.2%.

Beer Advocate Rating: A-.

Brewery notes: "Sierra Nevada Torpedo Ale is a big American IPA; bold, assertive and full of flavor and aromas highlighting the complex citrus, pine and herbal character of whole-cone American hops. 70 IBU's." This is a new addition to Sierra Nevada's year-around lineup.

Victory Brewing Hop Wallop Ale $10.99/6-pack 12 oz. bottles

Cost/8 ounces: $ 1.22

Origin: Pennsylvania.

Style: American Double.

Alcohol Content: 8.5%.

Beer Advocate Rating: A-.

Victory Brewing has stormed into Frugal MacDoogal's in a big way. Jason Alström of Beer Advocate says "Absolutely amazing!", giving it a rare A+. Victory Brewing is also gets a very rare overall A rating for all the brews it makes. Brewery notes: "As our annual homage to the hop harvest, expect loads of aromatic splendor and bitter beauty." Staff Pick: Web Lackey Jerry Hall's current favorite beer.

Flying Dog Brewery Double Dog Pale Ale $8.99/4-pack 12 oz. bottles

Cost/8 ounces: $ 1.50

Origin: Maryland.

Style: American Double.

Alcohol Content: 11.5%.

Beer Advocate Rating: A-.

Brewery notes: "Aggressively hopped ale with a provocative aroma and hints of raisins and citrus. The appearance is deep amber, unfiltered. Food pairings: Smoked meats, sharp cheddar, sausage. 85 IBUs."

Flying Dog Brewery Gonzo Imperial Porter $8.99/4-pack 12 oz. bottles

Cost/8 ounces: $ 1.50

Origin: Maryland.

Style: Baltic Porter.

Alcohol Content: 7.8%.

Beer Advocate Rating: A-.

Brewery notes: "Strong Cascade hop aroma with a dark, rich malty body, intense roasted flavors, and a surprisingly unique hop kick. Pair with desserts, chocolate, dried sweet fruits, or main dishes like smoked meats or barbecue. The appearance is like dark chocolate, unfiltered. 85 IBUs."

Flying Dog Brewery Horn Dog Barley Wine Style Ale $8.99/4-pack 12 oz. bottles

Cost/8 ounces: $ 1.50

Origin: Maryland.

Style: English Barleywine.

Alcohol Content: 10.2%.

Beer Advocate Rating: B+.

Brewery notes: "Dark and malty English style barley wine with a thick sweet body and hints of licorice. Aged for a minimum of 3 months before bottling. Dark, unfiltered appearance. Pair with dried fruits, sweet desserts, or cheeses. 45 IBUs."

North Coast PranQster Golden Ale $8.99/4-pack 12 oz. bottles

Cost/8 ounces: $ 1.50

Origin: California.

Style: Belgian Strong Pale Ale.

Alcohol Content: 7.6%.

Beer Advocate Rating: B+.

Brewery notes: "Belgian Ales represent the height of the brewers' art. Sophisticated brewing techniques, yeast blends and unique flavoring elements have elevated the beers of Belgium to the status enjoyed by wine in other countries. PranQster follows in this tradition using a mixed culture of antique yeast strains that produce a floral nose, a full fruity flavor and a clean finish. 20 IBU's."

Paulaner Salvator Doppel Bock $13.99/6-pack 12 oz. bottles

Cost/8 ounces: $ 1.55

Origin: Germany.

Style: Doppelbock.

Alcohol Content: 7.9%.

Beer Advocate Rating: B+.

Brewery notes: "Salvator has a strong, typically malty taste and is the original Paulaner. The bottom-fermented doppelbock beer unites the finest hops and dark barley malt. The Paulaner monks served Salvator as a replacement for food at Lent. The recipe has remained almost unchanged since the late 1700's." Single 12 ounce bottle is $2.99.

Victory Brewing Golden Monkey Tripel $13.99/6-pack 12 oz. bottles

Cost/8 ounces: $ 1.55. Origin: Pennsylvania. Style: Tripel. Alcohol Content: 9.5%.

Beer Advocate Rating: B+. Victory Brewing has stormed into Frugal MacDoogal's in a big way. Victory Brewing is gets a very rare Beer Advocate overall A rating for all the brews it makes. Brewery notes: "Strong and sensual, this golden, Belgian-style ale glows with goodness. The richness of German malts and Belgian yeast are tempered by a sparkling approach and overall light body. Considerable depth of character with abundant herbal, fruity notes make this one to savor." Also available in a 750ml bottle for $5.99.

Victory Brewing Storm King Imperial Stout $13.99/6-pack 12 oz. bottles

Cost/8 ounces: $ 1.55. Origin: Pennsylvania. Style: Russian Imperial Stout. Alcohol Content: 9.1%.

Beer Advocate Rating: A. Victory Brewing has stormed into Frugal MacDoogal's in a big way. Victory Brewing is gets a very rare Beer Advocate overall A rating for all the brews it makes. Brewery notes: "With a huge, Pacific Northwest hop aroma and character upfront, Storm King subsides into massive, roast malt complexity. More flavor than mere words can adequately describe. Rich and substantial, it will warm your heart."

North Coast Old Rasputin Russian Imperial Stout $9.99/4-pack 12 oz. bottles

Cost/8 ounces: $ 1.67

Origin: California.

Style: Russian Imperial Stout.

Alcohol Content: 9.0%.

Beer Advocate Rating: A.

Brewery notes: "Color: Black. Old Rasputin a rich, intense brew with big complex flavors and a warming finish. 75 IBU's." Beer Advocate Todd Alström notes: "Black as night, with a brown chunky head that seems to crawl, rather than stick, to the pint glass. A very impressive cascading effect when poured. Highly roasted malt aromas and alcoholic to the nose. Smooth, potent and espresso like with a high burnt malt and hop bitterness that finishes on the sweet side to say the least. Not a beer for the faint of heart, but rather barley wine lovers and chocolate fanatics."

Samuel Adams Double Bock $9.99/4-pack 12 oz. bottles

Cost/8 ounces: $ 1.67

Origin: Massachusetts.

Style: Doppelbock.

Alcohol Content: 9.5%.

Beer Advocate Rating: B+.

Brewery notes: "Intense and warming, a meal in a bottle. One cannot help but appreciate Samuel Adams Double Bock's huge malt character. We use an enormous amount of malt, half a pound per bottle, to brew this intensely rich lager. Its deep brown-ruby color is all made in the kettle, no black malt is used, resulting in a rich sweetness that is free of the rough taste of burnt malt. All that remains is the velvet smooth flavor and mouth feel of the two-row malt. Samuel Adams Double Bock's intense malt character is balanced with a subtle piney, citrus hop note from the Noble hops."

Samuel Adams Imperial Stout $9.99/4-pack 12 oz. bottles

Cost/8 ounces: $ 1.67

Origin: Massachusetts.

Style: Russian Imperial Stout.

Alcohol Content: 9.2%.

Beer Advocate Rating: B+.

A massive beer once brewed for royalty. Imperial Stout is our take on the traditional Russian imperial stouts from the 18th century. While this style originated in England, American craft brewers have embraced the style and taken it to whole new level of flavor and complexity. We think we raised the bar again. Samuel Adams Imperial Stout is a massive beer filled with big, dark flavors. It has been a brewery favorite in recent years and we are excited to share this intense brew with you.

Samuel Adams Imperial White $9.99/4-pack 12 oz. bottles

Cost/8 ounces: $ 1.67

Origin: Massachusetts.

Style: Witbier.

Alcohol Content: 10.3%.

Beer Advocate Rating: B-.

Brewery notes: "Imperial White represents a new perspective on the classic witbier style. Witbiers are normally light and refreshing with a fruity finish. We wanted to see how these characteristics would stand up when we amped up the recipe and we were totally blown away by the flavors that were created in this beer. This is not just a more intense version of Samuel Adams White Ale. Samuel Adams Imperial White is a new recipe that stands on its own. In fact, it is more of a wine substitute than just another refreshing witbier. This is a beer that should be sipped and savored and you'll be amazed at the flavors you’ll discover as the beer warms and opens up."

Samuel Adams Wee Heavy $9.99/4-pack 12 oz. bottles

Cost/8 ounces: $ 1.67

Origin: Massachusetts.

Style: Scotch Ale / Wee Heavy.

Alcohol Content: 10.0%.

Beer Advocate Rating: B+.

Wee Heavy was inspired by both traditional Scotch ales and Scotch whiskies, for a combination of deep roasted flavor and earthy smoke character. Traditional Scottish ales vary in intensity with the strong ales known as Scotch Ale or 'Wee Heavy'. To create our own version of the style we added peat smoked malt to bring the unique flavor of Scotland to this complex and satisfying brew.

Abita Andygator Helles Doppelbock $4.99/22 ounce bottle

Cost/8 ounces: $ 1.81

Origin: Louisiana.

Style: Doppelbock.

Alcohol Content: 8.0%.

Beer Advocate Rating: B-.

Brewery notes: "Andygator, a creature of the swamp, is a unique high-gravity brew made with pale malt, German lager yeast, and German Perle hops. Unlike other high-gravity brews, Andygator is fermented to a dry finish with a slightly sweet flavor and subtle fruit aroma. Reaching an alcohol strength of 8% by volume, it is a Helles Dopplebock. You might find it goes well with fried foods. It pairs well with just about anything made with crawfish. Some like it with a robust sandwich! Andygator also is a good aperitif and easily pairs with gorgonzola and creamy blue cheeses. 25 IBU's."

Stone Brewing Arrogant Bastard Ale $4.99/22 ounce bottle

Cost/8 ounces: $ 1.81

Origin: California.

Style: American Strong Ale.

Alcohol Content: 7.2%.

Beer Advocate Rating: A-.

First introduced in November, 1997, this is an aggressive beer. Hugely complex, deep reddish brown, frothy and stick, there's a lot going on between the hops and malt in this brew. Beer Advocate Todd Alström says, "Medium bodied, yet rich, full and complex. Smooth, especially as it warms. Big malty sweetness with caramel, chocolate and toasted/roasted flavours. Alcohol prickliness teases the palate then the brew kicks its ass with an assertive hop profile. It's raw, coarse, a bit prickly itself, mildly rind-like. Helps to balance the huge malt flavours. Finishes with a lingering sweetness, caramel, roasted coffee. A bit grain/dry too."

Stone Brewing IPA $4.99/22 ounce bottle

Cost/8 ounces: $ 1.81

Origin: California.

Style: American IPA.

Alcohol Content: 6.9%.

Beer Advocate Rating: A.

Brewery notes: "Stone India Pale Ale is true to style with a huge hop aroma, flavor and bitterness throughout. Expect medium malt character with a heavy dose of over the top hops." Appearance: Rich golden amber. Hop aromas dominate and might turn away those who aren't "hop heads". Flavorwise, it's very bitter but with just enough malty character to balance. The 6-pack of 12 ounce bottles is available for $12.99.

Brooklyn Brewery Black Chocolate Stout $10.99/4-pack 12 oz. bottles

Cost/8 ounces: $ 1.83

Origin: New York.

Style: Russian Imperial Stout.

Alcohol Content: 10.0%.

Beer Advocate Rating: A-.

Brewery notes: "Available from October through March, Brooklyn Beer Chocolate Stout is an award winning rendition of the Imperial Stout style, once made exclusively for Catherine the Great. They use three mashes to brew each batch of this beer, achieving a luscious deep chocolate flavor through a blend of specially roasted malts. It is brewed every year for the winter season. It is delicious when newly bottled, but also ages beautifully for years."

He'Brew Origin Pomegranate Ale $5.49/22 ounce bottle

Cost/8 ounces: $ 2.00

Origin: California.

Style: American Strong Ale.

Alcohol Content: 8.0%.

Beer Advocate Rating: B.

Brewery notes: "A renewal of their original HE'BREW covenant, Origin is brewed with the juice of over 10,000 luscious Pomegranates. Origin is a complex, rich and balanced Imperial Amber Ale with a truly unique character. Origin is the first and only Pomegranate Strong Ale in the country,"

Left Hand Imperial Stout $5.99/22 ounce bottle

Cost/8 ounces: $ 2.18

Origin: California.

Style: Russian Imperial Stout.

Alcohol Content: 10.0%.

Beer Advocate Rating: B+.

Brewery notes: "A traditional unfiltered Russian Imperial Stout. A smooth, warming stout with hints of raisins, black licorice, coffee and dark chocolate. A variety of intensely roasted malts and the aggressive use of hops temper the pleasant sweetness of the beer. Try pouring over vanilla ice cream. 55 IBU's."

Oaked Arrogant Bastard Ale $3.49/330 ml. bottle

Cost/8 ounces: $ 2.52

Origin: California.

Style: American Strong Ale.

Alcohol Content: 7.2%.

Beer Advocate Rating: A-.

Todd Alström, Beer Advocate review: "A dark brown beer with a creamy off-white head; good retention. Aroma was incredible with a complex floral, herbal, citrus and woody nose. At first taste: creamy and smooth in the mouthfeel. Then strong mint, followed by strong hoppy/pine-y herbal flavor and juicy citrus (grapefruit!!); big hop bite. Oak anchors the big malty sweet flavors and carries thru to the dry finish with strong notes of wood. The aging added a whole other depth of complexity and smoothness to the beer."

Caldera Kettle Series Hopportunity Knocks $6.99/22 ounce bottle

Cost/8 ounces: $ 2.54

Origin: Oregon.

Style: American IPA.

Alcohol Content: 6.8%.

Beer Advocate Rating: B.

Brewery notes: "Caldera's 'other IPA' brewed with even more body, big round mouthfeel, and perfumey hop profile. Brewed with mostly Centennial hops." 100+ IBU's. 6.8% Alcohol.

Ruckus Brewing Hoptimus Prime Double IPA $6.99/22 ounce bottle

Cost/8 ounces: $ 2.54

Origin: Pennsylvania.

Style: American Double.

Alcohol Content: 9.0%.

Beer Advocate Rating: B+.

Brewery notes: "Aggressively formulated with five different hop varieties, Hoptimus Prime is then dry hopped for two weeks, ensuring a MASSIVE hop flavor and aroma. Perfectly balanced with three types of malt, Hoptimus Prime is truly the pinnacle of hop flavor. This Double IPA pairs fantastically with spicy Thai food, Mexican cuisine, or a big ol' bowl of chili. "

Stone Brewing Ruination IPA $6.99/22 ounce bottle

Cost/8 ounces: $ 2.54

Origin: California.

Style: American Double.

Alcohol Content: 7.7%.

Beer Advocate Rating: A.

Brewery notes: "So called because of the 'ruinous' effect on your palate! This massive hop monster has a wonderfully delicious and intensely bitter flavor on a refreshing malt base." Stone calls this brew, "a liquid poem to the glory of the hop."

Fort Collins Wheat Wine Ale $7.49/22 ounce bottle

Cost/8 ounces: $ 2.72

Origin: Colorado.

Style: Wheatwine.

Alcohol Content: 9.3%.

Beer Advocate Rating: B.

Brewery notes: "Brother of the beloved Barley Wine Ale, our brew boasts a preposterous 50% malted wheat for a pillowy mouthfeel. Ravenous yeast yields a warming brew ripe with caramel-like flavors and fruity esters."

Fort Collins The Incredible Hop India Red Ale $7.99/22 ounce bottle

Cost/8 ounces: $ 2.91

Origin: Colorado.

Style: American Strong Ale.

Alcohol Content: 9.2%.

Beer Advocate Rating: B+.

Here's a very big seasonal brew from Fort Collins, one of the 4-part "Incredible Hop" series being produced in 2011. Brewery notes: "This ale matches intense hop aroma with potent caramel notes. Driven by rich Munich malts, complimented with smooth crystal malts and topped off with spicy hops - we aim to arouse your senses."

Brooklyn Brewery Local 1 $9.99/750 ml. bottle

Cost/8 ounces: $ 3.16

Origin: New York.

Style: Belgian Strong Pale Ale.

Alcohol Content: 9.0%.

Beer Advocate Rating: A-.

Brewery notes: "While we've never come right out and said that Brooklyn Local 1 is our version of the Belgian Saison, we're certainly not going to argue with America's cocktail expert David Wondrich. And certainly not while he's saying things like "(Local 1) could be the most elegant beer ever made." In Williamsburg, Brooklyn, we forge barley malt and hops from Germany, aromatic raw sugar from Mauritius and yeast from Belgium into Brooklyn Local 1. Behind the full golden color you'll find an alluring aroma, a dynamic complex of flavors. Belgian flair, Brooklyn fortitude and a dusting of our special yeast. To create this beer, we use the old technique of 100% bottle re-fermentation, a practice now rare even in Europe. It gives this beer a palate of unusual depth."

Brooklyn Brewery Local 2 $9.99/750 ml. bottle

Cost/8 ounces: $ 3.16

Origin: New York.

Style: Belgian Strong Dark Ale.

Alcohol Content: 9.0%.

Beer Advocate Rating: A-.

"Styled after dark Belgian ale, this domestic craft beer from Brooklyn Brewery is made with European malts and hops, brown sugar, wildflower honey and orange zest. It is bottled in an impressively sculpted, Champagne-like cork-and-wire-cage-adorned 750 ml. bottle. Belgian-style ales are meant to savor and share. The Local 2 goes great with roasted vegetables and seasonal braised game. It’s available year-round, but this is the season that it shines the brightest. In the glass: Deep reddish mahogany color with a tan head. Aromas of caramel on buttered dark toast, honey and orange peel follow through on a round, foamy entry to a fruity yet dry, medium to full body with tangy apple skin, dried citrus and toffee notes. Finishes with a nice, grassy hop and pepper-accented fade. A rock solid food beer." - Chicago Tribune.

Schlafly Bière de Garde $12.99/750 ml. bottle

Cost/8 ounces: $ 4.11

Origin: Missouri.

Style: Bière de Garde.

Alcohol Content: 7.5%.

Beer Advocate Rating: B+.

This is one of the bottle-conditioned brews from Schlafly. Brewery notes: "A French farmhouse-style ale, the name refers to the beer's ability to improve with age. If you choose to age this ale, the tart fruitiness from the yeast and the sweet maltiness from the grains will meld together nicely for several years at cellar temperatures. 25 IBU's."

Schlafly Grand Cru Ale $12.99/750 ml. bottle

Cost/8 ounces: $ 4.11

Origin: Missouri.

Style: Belgian Strong Pale Ale.

Alcohol Content: 9.0%.

Beer Advocate Rating: B+.

This is one of the bottle-conditioned brews from Schlafly. Brewery notes: "Fruity, spicy aromas and flavors contribute to the complexity of this golden-colored Belgian ale. Medium body and effervescence contribute to a light, dry impression, despite its strength and sweet, smooth finish. 20 IBU's."

Schlafly Quadrupel Ale $12.99/750 ml. bottle

Cost/8 ounces: $ 4.11

Origin: Missouri.

Style: Quadrupel (Quad).

Alcohol Content: 12.0%.

Beer Advocate Rating: B+.

This is one of the bottle-conditioned brews from Schlafly. Brewery notes: "This is a serious beer, but don’t be intimidated. This fourth beer in our bottle-conditioned Belgian-style beer series has a rich, malty backbone that is generously balanced by select, fresh hops to create a luscious, smooth character. Sharing it with friends enhances the enjoyment, whether in front of a roaring fire or at the finest dinner party."

Schlafly Tripel Ale $12.99/750 ml. bottle

Cost/8 ounces: $ 4.11

Origin: Missouri.

Style: Tripel.

Alcohol Content: 10.0%.

Beer Advocate Rating: A-.

This is one of the bottle-conditioned brews from Schlafly. Brewery notes: "Hearty with a golden hue and rich, fruity character. While this ale is light in color, it is fuller bodied than many darker ales. These characteristics make it a great after-dinner drink and a perfect complement to aged cheese and fruity desserts."