Let's see.....I like to sample the local beers when I'm down there. Big River Grille is great. Get the sampler. I second the beers and ears app. I'm looking at mine right now to figure out what I've tried. There are quite a few locally brewed orlando beers. I had a lot of them at F&W Fest, but B&E says you can find them at the bars at the GF and the Contemporary. I think the Abita brewing is pretty good too, you can find Abita at the Port Orleans resorts. I am particularly fond of Purple Haze. Chimay is good and Chimay Blue is available at BOG, as well as a few other places. I also had the Saison Dupont at BOG and that was tasty, although not as good as the Chimay (but cheaper!). The Safari and Tusker ales that are sold in AK are good for a try, but in my opinion, lack a good hoppy flavor (kind of bland). Goose Island is good too, brewed in Chicago. Not sure where you find, it, but I saw the pic of it above in the B&E app!! Kona Brewing is also pretty good. The Firerock has a sharp taste to it, where as the Longboard Lager is more mild. Kona is definitely available at the Poly and I've seen it in other places as well.
I find most of the beers that are served "around the world" to be very light tasting, good for the masses, but not really something a craft beer drinker is going to get excited about. Of course there are exceptions, mostly in Germany, I think.
So those are some of my faves. Of course, I'm a cider girl at heart. Angry Orchard is available everywhere, but that's mass produced by Sam Adams. I particularly like the Strongbow cider with the black currant juice in it that's available at R&C. I could drink those all day!! 
Not to hijack - but I see a chili beer at La Cava del Tequila listed on my B&E app. Anyone tried this?? I've had a jalapeno beer once that was DELISH and I've been looking for something similar since.
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