5 Favorite Beers by Region

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  1. RussBeercier

    RussBeercier Initiate (0) Mar 24, 2013 Illinois

    I think Port Wipeout is outstanding as well.
     
  2. GuinnessAtRogerWilco

    GuinnessAtRogerWilco Initiate (0) Mar 20, 2013 New Jersey


    Not a full on expansion, but just enough that they can send more bottles down my way in South Jersey. At least on a regular basis, just in limited amounts is fine. As long as there's a steady consistent supply that comes in and sells out and then repeats. That would be ideal.
     
  3. Gtreid

    Gtreid Initiate (0) Mar 27, 2008 Florida

    Southeast:
    Jai Alai
    Hunahpu
    Wake in bake
    Westbrook gose
    MBCP
     
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  4. derftron

    derftron Pooh-Bah (1,663) Feb 8, 2012 Oregon
    Pooh-Bah

    NW

    Hair of the Dog Cherry Adam from the Wood
    Boneyard Hop Venom or RPM
    Cascade Sang Noir or Sang Royale. Both great. Really, any sour from Cascade is world class
    De Garde IWA (india wild ale - Gin barrels)
    Hair of the Dog Blue Dot IPA

    I could easily make a list of just Portland, or Just Bend.
     
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  5. BoneyardBrewer

    BoneyardBrewer Initiate (0) Apr 24, 2005 Michigan

    I don't get the hype for that beer. One of the weakest BBA beers I've tried.
     
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  6. qcbrewer

    qcbrewer Pooh-Bah (2,041) Dec 3, 2010 North Carolina
    Pooh-Bah

    Southeast (year round)

    CCB - Jai Alai
    Highland - Oatmeal Porter
    Foothills - Jade IPA (now seemingly available year round)
    Olde Hickory - Imperial Stout
    CCB - Maduro Brown

    Southeast (seasonals/rarities)

    Highland - Cold Mt.
    Foothills - Sexual Chocolate
    Olde Hickory/Duck Rabbit/Foothills - Olde Rabbits Foot
    CCB - Hunahpu
    Olde Hickory - Event Horizon
     
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  7. tjwarren

    tjwarren Initiate (0) Dec 31, 2008 Ohio

    I will get in on this - from Ohio only:
    Great Lakes - Edmund Fitzgerald
    Great Lakes - Lake Erie Monster
    Fat Heads - Head Hunter
    Columbus Brewing - Columbus IPA
    Brew Kettle - White Rajah
     
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  8. RKPStogie

    RKPStogie Initiate (0) Nov 4, 2011 Minnesota

    Midwest Breweies, tough to get specific beers
    Surly
    New Glarus
    Toppling Goliath
    Boulevard
    Founders
     
  9. mike_v_sardina

    mike_v_sardina Initiate (0) Apr 12, 2012 Vermont

    Oh, I fully agree -- only reason I went with Mongo over Wipeout is that I think that The Pupil is a better single IPA....
     
  10. PatriotsRule

    PatriotsRule Initiate (0) Sep 25, 2012 Massachusetts

    from da norfeast

    Kiwi Rising
    Hoponius Union
    Resin
    Ipswich Oatmeal Stout
    BBC Coffeehouse Porter
     
  11. jasoncheb

    jasoncheb Initiate (0) Nov 23, 2012 Virginia

    I'll stick with local brews to Hampton Roads, VA (within 1.5 hours)

    Alewerks-Café Royale
    Alewerks-Pumpkin Ale
    Smartmouth-Rule G IPA
    Hardywood Park-GBS and BA GBS
    Hardywood Park-Bourbon DIPA

    Soon to have Green Flash next year...which will make this list a bit harder.
     
  12. toastck

    toastck Initiate (0) Sep 26, 2009 Wisconsin

    Never had that one. I will have to look for it.
     
  13. GR_beer_lover

    GR_beer_lover Initiate (0) Dec 18, 2012 Michigan

    Michigan: (with a personal prefernce toward IPA's)

    Dark Horse Double Crooked Tree IPA
    Founder's Devil Dancer Triple IPA
    Short's Goodnight Bodacious Double Black IPA
    Bell's Hopslam Double IPA
    Arcadia Ales Hopmouth Double IPA

    Sneeking in should be Dark Horse - Plead the 5th - a game changer in the stout category.

    Forgive me for not being a big fan of bourbon barrel aged. I drink them, but they are not at the top of my list.
     
  14. GR_beer_lover

    GR_beer_lover Initiate (0) Dec 18, 2012 Michigan

    I prefer Lake Erie Monster to the Alchemy Hour. I felt the Alchemy Hour had an almost "hard well water" flavor that overwhelmed the experience that I didn't find in the Lake Erie Monster
     
  15. shamrock1343

    shamrock1343 Initiate (0) Jan 4, 2010 New Jersey

    I like Carton just a bit more than Kane..... but it is so impressive to have two new great breweries in NJ
     
  16. barleywinefiend

    barleywinefiend Initiate (0) Nov 22, 2007 Washington

    From a PNW perspective:
    Fremont Old Bridge Rider
    Georgetown Lovely Reida
    Chuckanut Pils
    Port Townsend Mabels Best
    Cascade Vanilla Vlad
     
  17. WiscoBrewsco

    WiscoBrewsco Zealot (667) Dec 7, 2012 Wisconsin

    Midwest:
    1. Bell's Hopslam
    2. Goose Island BCBCS
    3. Founders KBS
    4. Jolly Pumpkin Sobrehumano Palena'Ole
    5. Bell's Expedition Stout
     
  18. jbeezification

    jbeezification Initiate (0) Jun 6, 2012 Texas

    Texas

    Jester King Atrial Rubicite
    Hops & Grain The One They Call Zoe
    Freetail Anake
    Karbach Bourbon Barrel Hellfighter (and variants)
    Live Oak Old Treehugger

    Honorable mentions: Austin Beerworks Heavy Machinery DIPA, Saint Arnold Endeavour, Jester King Viking Metal, Karbach Bodacious, anything Live Oak does, any Austin Beerworks IPAs and the Saint Arnold Bishops Barrel releases.
     
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  19. dedbeer

    dedbeer Pundit (767) Jun 23, 2013 Illinois

    Midwest

    FFF Arcitc Panzer Wolf
    FFF Dreadnaught IPA
    Founders Double Trouble
    Revolution Double Fist
    Pipeworks Ninja vs. Unicorn

    Other favs are Zombie Dust, New Glarus Dancing Man Wheat, Half Acre Daisy Cutter, Founder's Red's Rye, and Revolution Anti Hero.
     
  20. johnkale

    johnkale Initiate (0) Dec 19, 2009 Wisconsin

    Midwest/Great Lakes, after roughly one minute's thought:

    NG Enigma
    KBS
    Gumball Head
    Surly Abrasive
    Jolly Pumpkin Weizen Bam Biere

    Just missed the cut:
    Edmund Fitzgerald
    CW Le Petite Mort
    Lakefront 25th Anniversary Stout
    Hopslam
    Daisy Cutter
     
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