Beers we take for granted

Discussion in 'Beer Talk' started by Robtobfest, Jun 12, 2013.

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  1. biggitybait

    biggitybait Initiate (0) Jul 8, 2013 Oklahoma

    I could go buy a Rochefort 10, 8, or 6 right now. Also Bernardus. I went on a beercation to Gobel in Wichita and they had none of these.
     
  2. TequilaSauer

    TequilaSauer Initiate (0) Dec 31, 2006 Florida

    I say these all the time, but Old Rasputin, Stone IPA, and SNPA. For as excellent as these beers are in their respective styles, you can find them all over, they're well priced, the quality is always super consistent and fresh. Great beers by great breweries.
     
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  3. mrcraft

    mrcraft Grand Pooh-Bah (3,396) Dec 15, 2012 California
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    I used to take for granted stuff from Firestone.
     
  4. SFACRKnight

    SFACRKnight Grand Pooh-Bah (3,348) Jan 20, 2012 Colorado
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    I take Odell, Great Divide, and Oskar blues for granted. They all have beers that I mean to try, but keep putting off for shit like Green Monster and Prairie Bomb and all the other limited releases that won't stick around for long. I have had my eyes on G'Knight for years now but never seem to be able to pull the trigger.
     
  5. rowingbrewer

    rowingbrewer Maven (1,420) May 28, 2010 Massachusetts
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  6. TheGator321

    TheGator321 Initiate (0) May 29, 2013 Connecticut

    I take NEBCO for granted. I get burned out on Gandi bot and 668. I would kill for a Surely Abrasive or a FRESH Jai Alai (I can get jai alai in NY but they're usually old)
     
  7. AnalogErik

    AnalogErik Initiate (0) Jul 23, 2013 Minnesota

    We just got Ballast Point and Green Flash here in Minnesota. And I can say that i really enjoyed Green Flash's West Coast IPA.
     
  8. JDice20

    JDice20 Zealot (639) Aug 14, 2013 Louisiana

    NWLA doesnt get much but...Some things i do get that i tend to "forget about and not care about"



    Old Raspy for sure. Although i still purchase it every couple months.

    Samuel Smiths Oatmeal

    St. Bernardus Abt.

    Chimay Blue is also a big one. Only buy it once a year. Surprised it hasnt been mentioned yet...


    Anchorage Bitter Monk and Love Buzz sit on the shelves around here and collect dust.
     
  9. BT_Bobandy

    BT_Bobandy Initiate (0) Feb 20, 2011 Ohio

    Founders Breakfast Stout. Available pretty much all year where I live.

    Also agree on the Old Rasputin. Always available and only $2.50 a bottle tiboot!
     
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  10. kudos

    kudos Initiate (0) Aug 16, 2013 Florida

    Cigar City Jai Alai.

    I see people here wanting it all the time but I can walk to the closest store and pick up a 6 pack any time of day/night.
     
  11. NHhomebrewguy

    NHhomebrewguy Initiate (0) Apr 9, 2012 New Hampshire

    so true
     
  12. NHhomebrewguy

    NHhomebrewguy Initiate (0) Apr 9, 2012 New Hampshire

    Smuttynose finestkind IPA
     
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  13. AnalogErik

    AnalogErik Initiate (0) Jul 23, 2013 Minnesota

    I can do that with Surly products. We oughta trade :grinning:
     
  14. alucard6679

    alucard6679 Savant (1,009) Jul 29, 2012 Arizona

    As far as imports Id say that Orval and Weihenstephaner are big ones

    And as for beers on the home front id say anything on the Deschutes or sierra Nevada standard line up
     
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  15. Kal

    Kal Initiate (0) Aug 10, 2012 England

    For me as an islander of the uk it has to be torpedo
    It's never mentioned in what beer are you drinking now but is the ipa I continually come back to
    At 2.09 pounds compared to 4 pounds for most other offerings over here its a no brainier
    Oh and it is delicious
    After that anything Anderson valley do utterly superb brewery that again barely gets a mention
     
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  16. Kal

    Kal Initiate (0) Aug 10, 2012 England

    7 dollars for six my god I'm lucky if I get two for that price in the uk
    You are taking it for granted sir
     
  17. jzlyo

    jzlyo Pooh-Bah (2,743) Mar 4, 2012 Iowa
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    SNPA, have it once and a great while. It isn't the most hoppy or strongest in alcohol but a great all-around ale. I'd also include Sam Adams Black Lager, easy to find but rarely have.
     
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  18. edwado

    edwado Initiate (0) Jul 9, 2013 New Jersey

    I did not realize anyone else had the same opinion with DFH Indian Brown Ale.A great beer,a fantastic price and very unique.Great post
     
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  19. edwado

    edwado Initiate (0) Jul 9, 2013 New Jersey

    La fin du monde-many of us take it for granted.And all of Weihenstephaner-
     
  20. rgordon

    rgordon Pooh-Bah (2,701) Apr 26, 2012 North Carolina
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    Lagunitas IPA. When right, this beer is so easy to drink, but still with signature west coast profile. Agree with votes for Sierra Nevadas and the Weihenstephaner "group". I still think more folks need to visit and revisit Aventinus.
     
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