20 craft beers in Lower Alabama

Here's my run down anyway

1. Abita Amber - nothing special standard amber ale
2. Abita Purple Haze - nothing special fruit ale
3. Abita Andy Gator - havn't had in a long time
4. Back Forty Naked Pig (Pale Ale) - n/a
5. Back Forty Truck Stop Honey - n/a
6. Back Forty Frecklebelly IPA - n/a
7. Goose Island Honkers Ale - n/a
8. Goose Island Urban Wheat - average wheat
9. Kona KoKo Brown - haven't had in a while
10. Kona Big wave Golden Ale - n/a
11. Lazy Magnolia Southern Pecan - used to be good. Not so much any more. Maybe my palate has changed.
12. Lazy Magnolia Jefferson Stout - haven't had in a long time
13. Good People Brown Ale - n/a
14. Good People IPA - n/a
15. Straight to Ale Monkey naut IPA - n/a
16. SweetWater 420 - Good Pale Ale
17. SweetWater Blue - n/a
18. Woodchuck Amber Cider - it's a cider. No.
19. Bells 2 Hearted Ale - Very good
20. New Belgium Fat Tire - prefer abita
21. New Belgium Ranger IPA - haven't had in a while
22. Sierra Nevada Pale Ale - very good pale ale

In summation, it's a decent list for a restaurant. Aside from the local beers i've never had, it's nothing extraordinary. Other than Bell's, the list is pretty basic. (and the local brews).

If you are going for a unique craft bar, then i'd up the ante and throw in more IPA's, Stouts, Saison's, etc... And replace a lot of the standard stuff like the basic goose island stock, and try to get some better wares from the brewers, rather than their basic brews.

I'd add some evil twin brews. Is Oskar blues available in lower alabama? I know it's in Birmingham along with some cigar city (jai alai). Also include snake handler and timber beast

I would add shift from New Belgium, and a rotating Abita "Select" series along with a New Belgium Lips of Faith tap.

Put Goose Island Sofie on the list too.