Which brewery have you tried the most beers from?

59 from Bell's. I will be the first to admit that I'm a fanboy

 

Stone - 66

I would have guessed Firestone Walker at #1, but that was only 34.

 

Not that I've kept track all these years, my gut tells me its gotta be Sam Adams since forever. Last 10 years? I would say Stone or SN.

 

Terrapin.

 

I dont know the exact numbers but its between Stone and Ballast due to them having tons of R&D at their breweries

 

I started ticking on Untappd last fall, so these numbers reflect totals since then.

Stone - 21
Surly - 20
Fair State - 20
Sierra Nevada - 16
Toppling Goliath - 15
Indeed - 15

 

Stone with 26, three tied at 18 - SN, Bell's and Devil's Backbone

 

Three Floyds and Against the Grain.

 

Short's - 91 beers.
3 Floyds - 45
Bell's - 38

 

Living in California, I'm gonna have to say Stone.

 

Whoa! Any favorites?

 

Sun King - north of 40 (local, and I swing by the brewery after work to try new ones when they come on tap)
Three Floyds, Sierra Nevada, Stone - around 20-25 each

 

I don't have the numbers, but I'm certain it goes something like this:
Boston Beer Co
Goose Island
Sierra Nevada
Pipeworks
Revolution

 

Other than Sam Adams... Surly.

 

In no particular order

Caeymaex
Loch ness (best label ive ever seen on a beer)
2006-ish surlie (one of the best beers of my life)
blache (the last release of this was absolutely remarkable)
sante 15
tous les djapes
black label clos preal
extra sour original
ete from 8+ years ago, not the new batch that was released the last 2 years

 

Troegs at well over 150 I'm sure, but I'm not a ticker so I really don't keep close track.

 

It's got to be Pipeworks. 66 different beers.

 

this one wasn't even close... my local, Dry Dock Brewing Company - 115 different beers logged
... a distant second was Stone with 53

 

Boston Beer Company - 43

 

Currently tied between Dogfish Head and Tired Hands, both 44 reviews, but after this weekend Tired Hands will have over 47. Evil Twin, Evolution, Stillwater and Stone are all in the 30s. Cool thread, was fun looking through my reviews!