The beer you most take for granted.

Tough one to answer, but I'll say Bell's Two Hearted Ale and Great Lakes Edmund Fitzgerald Porter. Both have been available year round for a long time, and are usual suspects in my fridge.

 

Pliny or Blind Pig no doubt

 

Anything from 3 Floyd's. Last year around this time DFH left the Wisconsin market and at the time it was one of my top 2 fav breweries, with 90 minute being my go to beer. Now that they're gone I hate myself for taking them for granted. But since then FFF has become my sure fire favorite brewery, with Dreadnaught being the go to these days. If they leave my market.....

 

In Arizona....

 

FBS. It's the stout that I measure all other stouts against. It's so easy to get around here that some stores buy enough to get through the months when it's not produced. It is better fresh though.

 

I take beer for granted in general.

1st world problems RULE!

 

Larry Bell is a Cubs fan and visits here in the winter for Spring training. He wants his beer here. That's the commonly heard story at least.

 

If true, I approve!

 

First, cheap Sam Adams, now the only state on the western half of the country with Bell's. Arizona is the place to be!

To the OP, probably Ruination. I never get it anymore because there's too many seasonals all coming out. However, for how well distributed and how awesome it is, I'd be so pissed if I couldn't have it to fall back on as my go-to. If I lived in Chicago, however, Zombie Dust above all else. For the price, best beer ever?

 

Toss up between Hennepin and Racer 5, my two "go to's" whenever I am in the mood to not think about what to buy

 

Probably the Imperial Stout from Olde Hickory Brewing. I don't like the time between when last years runs out and this years is put on.

It's one of those things like how want Chik-Fil-A more on sundays for some reason.

 

Guess it could be worse...you could live in WV

 

Anything from Victory. They are every where in the Reading area and some of my favorite beers come from them. I take for granted how many of their beers I truly enjoy.

 

Smuttynose Finest Kind IPA

 

+1 Hennepin!

Also, just having moved from Texas, Buried Hatchet, Real Ale Sisyphus, Saint Arnold's, and I'm missing Jester King.

I already see myself taking Odell IPA for granted, which is folly.

 

Bell's Two Hearted and Founder's Dirty Bastard. My two stand-bys.

 

SN Torpedo because of consistency and price point. tons of flavor for under $10/sixer.