The Free Pour is the taproom's most popular beer — and it's easy to understand why. No other brewery gives away this much flavour for free: unlimited bandwidth, SSL, DNS, DDoS protection. The Workers edge compute and R2 storage add craft complexity that rivals premium offerings. The 335+ city hop sourcing creates the widest flavour geography in the brewery. Limitations: support is minimal on free and Pro tiers. Enterprise features are locked behind custom pricing. The "unmetered" bandwidth has soft fair-use ceilings for heavy streaming. But for the broadest audience at the best price-to-flavour ratio, this is the beer that defines the Edge Brewing ethos.

The Heritage Stout is the brewery's oldest and most powerful recipe — 25+ years of enterprise brewing mastery, ~30% of all global CDN traffic, and the deepest PoP network (4,200+) in the industry. The Linode acquisition adds cloud compute to the grain bill for the first time. Limitations: no free taster, no transparent pricing, slower change cycles than modern craft offerings, and a complexity that demands experienced palates. Legacy contracts and longer sales cycles reflect the beer's enterprise pedigree. For organisations where security, scale, and support are paramount — and cost is secondary — this stout remains the industry's defining recipe.

The Pilsner is the brewer's choice — the beer you order when you care about craft above all else. The ~150ms instant purge is unmatched in the taproom. Compute@Edge and VCL give developer-palates control that no other beer provides. Limitations: smaller PoP network than Cloudflare (335+) or Akamai (4,200+), higher per-GB cost than Cloudflare's unlimited model, and a learning curve that assumes technical sophistication. No generous free tier — the taster is a trial, not a lifestyle. For media companies, streaming platforms, and developer teams who measure freshness in milliseconds, this is the defining pilsner of the edge computing era.

Cloud Nine is the amber ale brewed specifically for the AWS kitchen — it tastes best when everything on the plate comes from the same supplier. The 450+ edge locations and auto-scaling create reliable, smooth delivery. Lambda@Edge and CloudFront Functions add programmable complexity. Limitations: the beer is complex to configure for non-AWS drinkers, per-GB pricing can escalate unpredictably with traffic spikes, and the setup requires technical familiarity with the AWS brewing system. The 1TB free taster (12 months) is generous but temporary. For AWS-native organisations, this amber ale flows naturally from the tap. For everyone else, consider the Free Pour IPA (Cloudflare) or the Pilsner (Fastly).

The Penny Pint is the brewery's value revelation — the beer that proves great CDN performance doesn't require enterprise pricing. At $0.01/GB (up to 70% cheaper than major competitors), the price-to-performance ratio is the best on the tap list. Bunny Stream adds video hosting that other beers charge separately for. The Bunny Shield optional security add-on keeps things modular. Limitations: smaller PoP network (123 vs Cloudflare's 335+ or Akamai's 4,200+), less advanced edge compute than Workers or Compute@Edge, and a security stack that's adequate rather than enterprise-grade. For budget-conscious drinkers who want a clean, reliable, affordable session beer — and for anyone who's tired of paying craft prices for what should be a simple lager — the Penny Pint is the surprise hit of the 2026 tap list.