Your Go-To Brew

Cigar City Tocobaga Red is one for me, just not aaaalways easy to find. But usually around and otherwise I'll go with Jai Alai.

Founders Red's Rye was my old go to alongside Two Hearted when I was in Michigan.

 

Left Hand Milk Stout when its chilly, CCB FL Cracker when it's hot out, though Jai Alai might close the gap during summer time.

 

Used to be Smuttynose Finest Kind.

Now I go with Hoponious Union. Allagash white is a good blind/panic buy always too, less concern over freshness.

 

If it was cheaper, I'd have it more often....but amazing beer! ($13.99 four pack in Raleigh)

 

Elevated IPA after coming back from NM 3-4 times a year.
ODELL MYRCENARY! How was that not covered already.
Tallgrass Ethos, excellent, piney hop bomb that is underrated.
And the following. I may be a little biased, but that beer is about as good as Moo-Hoo. Plus its only $2.25 including tax for 16 oz, cant beat that.

photo (7) by finsfan02, on Flickr

 

This. Lately.

 

Smuttynose Finest Kind - always so drinkable
But their Durty is my latest go to until it is gone for the season. Love it

 

Modern Times Blazing World is becoming my new go-to. I love the 16oz can format, and it's such a recently-available beer in my area that it's fresh by default.

 

Jai Alai or Maduro Brown depending on my mood. Cant really beat it.

 

Also, Founders Centennial, Long Trail Limbo, Victory HopDevil

 

Gandhi-Bot and whatever else is up for growler fills at NEBCO.

 

Colder months its Founders Porter, rest of the year its All Day IPA, although Jai Alai and Centennial IPA are a close second.

 

Heady Topper

 

Go to would be Victory Dirtwolf now that it's out and available year round. Green Flash Le freak or Ruination following close behind. If im grabbing a growler its usually East End Big Hop or the Harvest Hop when its available in the fall.

 

I realized I don't really have a go-to beer anymore. The only one that sort of comes to mind would be Founders Porter, but I haven't even had one of those in several months. I have some go-to breweries for sure. Founders, Short's, Weihenstephaner, The Bruery, and I'll give a shot at anything that Oddside puts out to keep things interesting.

 

Yuengling when I'm feeling cheap

 

I may be jaded being from the northeast, but holy shit, is there anything g better than a can of ANYTHING from sixpoint to wet you're whistle. Great line-up

 

I do, but having 2 isn't a negative thing.