Here in Rapid City, SD we have Lost Cabin Brewing and most of their stuff is the usual run of "Hold My Beer, Lemme See How Out Of Balance I Can Get This With Too Many Hops" brewing that is super trendy these days. But they also do a really fine mildly smoked Scotch Ale called "Lord Grizzly" in honor of Hugh Glass (If you saw the movie The Revenant, well that was based on Hugh Glass and his run in with a griz here on the South Dakota prairie).

Details:
8.7 ABV
35 IBU
Lower carbonation
Malt bomb

Cheers!
-John

I'm in Cleveland, Ohio and we have several local offerings of note. My favorites breweries are, in no particular order:
Great Lakes (the original remains one of the best)
Masthead
Sibling Revelry
Nano Brew
Willoughby

Also, if you are a beer tourist, the section of Ohio City along West 25th Street has no fewer than eight breweries in a one-mile stretch which is perfect for an impromptu pub crawl. Two of my favorites (Great Lakes and Nano Brew) are on this crawl.

I like Hooker's here in Connecticut which is named after Col Thomas Hooker. We use to have a hotel here named the Hotel Hooker but it became literal so they changed the name ?, really.

I am currently drinking a Founder's Porter from up in MI.

Virginia. We have a couple of excellent breweries in Norfolk - Smartmouth Brewing and O'Connor Brewing. Both are worth a visit if you find yourself in the area.