As if you need another reason to raise a glass, National Drink Beer Day is September 28. But those who prefer Cabernets to IPAs may not find the occasion one for celebration. If that’s you, or someone you know, hear me out.

Whether you’re open to giving beer another taste—or just can’t bear to sip yet another cider—there's a good chance the right brew for you is out there. You just may need a little help with ordering.

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Matt Allyn, a certified beer judge and coauthor of The Brewer’s Apprentice, usually suggests his beer-averse friends start with a Belgian-style white ale. “The wheat beer is minimally bitter and tastes a little like fruit, bread, and vanilla,” he says.

Another recommendation: Chimay Grande Réserve (Blue), which is available in all states. “This strong, dark Belgian ale (brewed by monks!) drinks more like a fruity Pinot Noir in that it finishes dry and it's full of tasty dark fruit flavors,” Allyn says. “Just be careful with this one, it goes down dangerously easy.”

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Rather than turn to more beer experts for their picks, I asked everyday aficionados to reveal the brews that turned them—or their friends—into beer drinkers. Here, nine more beers (including a non-alcoholic option!) everyone will love, selected by the very co-workers I cheers at happy hour:

Founders Brewing Co. Rubaeus

“My sister loves sweet (like, Moscato sweet) white wine, and never really liked beer. But I turned her onto Rubaeus, and, not surprisingly, she loved it. So much in fact, that now she looks for similar-tasting fruit beers. She's become a big fan of blueberry-flavored beers. Which makes her much more fun to hang out with.” —Christine Fennessy, multimedia editor for special projects at Rodale

Find it: in all states, using this beer finder

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Saugatuck Neapolitan Milk Stout

“On the darker end, I've found non-beer drinkers can tolerate chocolate stouts (duh, chocolate). But taking it to another level is Saugatuck Neapolitan Milk Stout. It tastes just like Neapolitan ice cream, but not in a gross sticky way. It's actually really smooth and light.” —Tony Marro, associate art director for Prevention

Find it: in select states, using this beer finder

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Anderson Valley Briney Melon Gose

“I'm definitely not a regular beer drinker, but I'd drink Briney Melon Gose all day every day. I love that it tastes tart and refreshing (not heavy) with a subtle hint of melon and without being sweet or artificial tasting like some other watermelon gose beers. It's not remotely hoppy like an IPA or watery like a pilsner.” —Stephanie Eckelkamp, senior editor for RodalesOrganicLife.com

Find it: in most states, using this beer finder

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Shiner Ruby Redbird

Shiner Ruby Redbird is my favorite, and it's really good for people who aren't that into beer because it's a little sweet. It's a lager with grapefruit and ginger (a.k.a. the best flavors). Used to be only a summer thing but now they make it all year—woo!” —Taylor Rojek, senior associate editor for Bicycling

Find it: in most states, using this beer finder (Psst! Here are 7 reasons to go have a beer.)

Terrapin Moo-Hoo Chocolate Milk Stout

“Not for faint of the heart, but if you can appreciate its frothy, lactose-y goodness, this beer is a must have. I recommend it as a fall beer since it's pretty heavy, but you can usually find it year round. Yes, it tastes like chocolate milk. Yes, it tastes like beer. Yes, it's incredible.” —Michael Sneeden, senior video producer for Men’s Health

Find it: in select states, using this beer finder

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Blue Moon Belgian White

“I love a good Blue Moon, because it doesn't automatically feel like I'm drinking a glass of bread and it's not as bitter. The notes are a lot lighter and the citrusy undertones make it more comparable to a fruity, fizzy cocktail, which is more of my go-to. If you really want to mask the beer flavor, you can always add an extra orange slice to it.” —Alisa Hrustic, assistant editor for MensHealth.com

Find it: in all states, using this beer finder (these are the top Googled health questions in every state, answered)

Einbecker Brauherren Alcohol-Free

“I've tried as many non-alcoholic beers as I can find in the US, and this one wins for dryness and lack of a malty-sweet aftertaste (which is the usual downfall of NA beers). It's probably the closest thing to that standard pilsner taste you'll find in the under .5% ABV category. My wife and I actually held an NA beer blind taste test, and my beer-loving pregnant friends chose it over all other contenders.” —Cait Giddings, associate editor for Bicycling.com

Find it: in most states, using this beer finder

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Southampton Publick House Pumpkin Ale

“This sounds silly, but I like how the flavors are really obvious. It tastes how you imagine pumpkin beer would taste when you see it on a list. It has good, warm spice and a tiny bit of vanilla and it's sweet and full and, man, it just makes me feel like a savvy drinker. It's one of the first beers I remembering drinking and being able to pick out all the things they say are in there on the ingredients list. I really like it.” —Tyler Daswick, assistant editor for Men’s Health

Find it: in select states, from these distributors

Weihenstephaner Hefe Weissbier

This classic German lager is perfect for when your family's in town. … It's hazy with notes of clove and banana, and is as sweet as it isn't bitter. Extremely drinkable and will convert any non-believer.” —Michael Sneeden, senior video producer for Men’s Health

Find it: in all states, using this beer finder

The article ​10 Beers For People Who Say They Don’t Like Beer originally appeared on Prevention.

From: Prevention US