What is your "Go To" Beer?

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  1. Rob315

    Rob315 Initiate (0) Mar 20, 2010 Kentucky

    Two Hearted, Anchor Steam, SN Pale, Eliot Ness. Seasonal Sam Adams Noble Pils.
     
  2. tylerstravis

    tylerstravis Pooh-Bah (2,487) Feb 14, 2014 Colorado
    Pooh-Bah

    Winter & Spring: Sucks & Ten-Fidy
    Summer & Fall: Trumer Pils
     
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  3. MrDave

    MrDave Initiate (0) Jan 23, 2013 California

    Drake's 1500. When fresh, it's juicy and hoppy at a tame 5.5%. Good body for the style. Refreshing lawnmower beer, and a good one to throw back after work too. Definitely my go-to.
     
  4. MitchD14

    MitchD14 Initiate (0) Mar 3, 2013 Illinois

    Two Hearted is great all the time. Also Two Brothers Sidekick or Dales Pale
     
  5. surfbouy

    surfbouy Initiate (0) Mar 17, 2014 Oregon

    The affordable/cheap:
    My homebrew
    Kirkland variety pack
    Deschutes Red Chair
    Anything local

    Upscale:
    Duvel
    Chimay blue label
    St. Bernardus abt 12
    90 minute IPA
    Tank 7
    Hennepin
     
  6. GreesyFizeek

    GreesyFizeek Grand High Pooh-Bah (6,026) Mar 6, 2013 New York
    Pooh-Bah Trader

    It's Flower Power for me as well. Perfect beer.
     
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  7. Inspired

    Inspired Devotee (377) Mar 4, 2008 Maryland

    I typically have Sierra Nevada Torpedo or a Sierra Nevada seasonal in the fridge. For awhile there, I couldn't get enough of good old fashioned Anchor Steam. I also usually have something from Flying Dog in the rotation since they're an affordable and quality local brewery for me.
     
  8. denver10

    denver10 Grand Pooh-Bah (4,155) Nov 17, 2010 New Mexico
    Pooh-Bah

    Odell IPA for hoppy, Odell Cutthroat Porter for malty. And when Odell Loose Leaf becomes available in six packs (i.e. next month) we can throw that one into the mix as well.
     
  9. BottleCaps80

    BottleCaps80 Initiate (0) Jan 12, 2013 Iowa

  10. beerindaglass

    beerindaglass Zealot (645) Feb 20, 2013 Florida
    Trader

    Premium and affordable: Jai Alai
     
  11. Monkeyknife

    Monkeyknife Grand Pooh-Bah (5,873) Jan 8, 2007 Missouri
    BA4LYFE Society Pooh-Bah Trader

    Bell's Two Hearted and Schlafly's TIPA or AIPA when in-season.
     
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  12. StLeasy

    StLeasy Initiate (0) Sep 8, 2013 Illinois

    Schlafly's Export IPA is at least worth trying IMO if you like hoppy beers, just expect a piney and earthy beer instead of super bright/fruity like the others.
     
  13. muddyh2oblues

    muddyh2oblues Initiate (0) Mar 13, 2010 Illinois

    Now that it's year round, Deschutes Fresh Squeezed IPA
    Boulevard 80-Acre Hoppy Wheat or Tank 7 Farmhouse Ale.
    And since they are so readily available, Goose Island, Sierra Nevada, Lagunitas, Founders, & New Belgium Beers.
    This list could go on forever, which would mean I really don't have a go to beer. So, I guess, my go to beer would be the ones that are in my beer fridge when I go to it.
     
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  14. stucat

    stucat Initiate (0) Mar 15, 2014 Illinois

    Deschutes Fresh Squeezed IPA
    Bell's Two Hearted
    Lagunitas Sucks
    Two Brothers Cane and Ebel
     
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  15. beatenbyjacks

    beatenbyjacks Savant (1,151) Apr 17, 2011 Colorado

    Well this is pretty damn accurate... Cannot wait for Loose Leaf! I only get Porter in the fall/ winter though.
     
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  16. TEdubbaD

    TEdubbaD Initiate (0) Oct 31, 2013 Minnesota

    Cheap- Summit Saga and Great Northern, Torpedo and Celebration
    Mid- Centennial, Two Hearted, Sucks, Left Hand MS
    High end- Hopslam, Ten Fidy, Abrasive, FBS
     
  17. StLeasy

    StLeasy Initiate (0) Sep 8, 2013 Illinois

    SN Torpedo and High Altitudes. I'll buy Hoptimum for 3 months as I like the bitter-sweet resiny mess it turns into. The other two year-round.
    Most of Schlafly's line-up
    Founders Red's Rye when on draft. I pick up Dirty Bastard and All Day or Centennial Cans about once a month, and am a fan of most seasonals (less Rubaeous) and limiteds.
    Bells Two Hearted and many limiteds/seasonals. Dopplebock, Old Ale, and my last 6 of Hopslam in the fridge right now
    Firestone Walker Union and Double Jack

    Unfortunately I don't have (or know of) a year-round/go-to strong/barleywine, and in a couple months I'll have to start drinking them more sparingly until Winter :slight_frown: Thankfully there's always Arrogant Bastard, but it has a different profile than my favorites. Bigger fan of OG than Double Bastard.
     
  18. nkelley77

    nkelley77 Initiate (0) Nov 20, 2013 Massachusetts

    When all else fails ... GUINNESS
     
  19. champ103

    champ103 Grand High Pooh-Bah (6,296) Sep 3, 2007 Texas
    Society Pooh-Bah

    Karbach Weisse Versa
    Firestone Walker Pivo Pils
    Prairie Artisan Ale and Standard

    When I am out at the bar
    Live Oak Hefe
    512 Pecan Porter
    Saint Arnold Ellissa (cask)
     
  20. MPSTARR

    MPSTARR Initiate (0) Apr 28, 2013 Florida

    Ballast Point Sculpin is my favorite go to. Looking forward to trying Stone Go To IPA, But until then Ballast Point is my choice.
     
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