Best Draft List You've Seen

Events aside, as far as permanent draft lists go I find it hard to top Churchkey in DC.

http://www.katsuostudio.com/ckdc/sites/default/files/ONLINE-DRAFT-LIST-8-6-2012.pdf

 

Wish I hadn't clicked this link-I wasn't prepared to see JW Lees ON CASK AND SPLOOGE MY PANTS IMMEDIATELY

 

when I lived in my old apartment this was the place to go: http://www.thehousepub.com/beermenu/

now I'm about 5-10 min away from: http://bavarian-lodge.com/beer/

word up ZD on tap basically year round

 

The Blind Tiger for the 2012 VSK event:

Hill Farmstead/Cigar City Nor 2011
Goose Island Vanilla Bourbon Stout 2010
Ithaca Brute 2011
Founders KBS
Cantillion Fou Foune
Against the Grain Bo & Luke
De Proef/Hair of the Dog Flanders Fred
Smuttynose Strawberry Short Weiss

Founders Bolt Cutter
The Bruery Oude Tart
Brooklyn Companion
Captain Lawrence Pilot Batch Chico de Leche
Allagash Maple Odyssey
Dogfish Head Hellhound On My Ale 2011
Firestone Walker Double DBA

Alesmith Speedway Stout
De Dolle Bos Keun
Dieu Du Ciel Sieben Hugel
De Struise/Stillwater Outblack
He’Brew Funky Jewbelation
Stone Smoked Porter with Chipotle (Cask)

One of the

 

Not sure about events, but the best anytime draft list I've ever seen is at the Yard House in Glenview IL. Wish they had a full menu up to browse, but with 150 or some crazy number of taps, they always have something new and rare to try.

 

ten minutes from my house the clarkston union offers a consistently great taplist. there is always at least one rarish selection, right now its 2012 120 minute and maybe the brooklyn blast but ive seen CBS and a couple other gems there in the last month or so.
http://www.beermenus.com/places/6774-clarkston-union

 

Some of Brouwer's special events have okay lists, I guess.

 

The rotating draft/bottle list at armsby abbey is always ridiculous.

 

That's a little too far west for me, but the best place I've stumbled into recently has been Lord Hobo in Cambridge.

 

The Stone Tap Takeover at Rattle N Hum few years back was kinda sick, don't have a list but the vintages of great beer were phenomenal.

Gotta give it to Torst for the best day in day out menu, and their opening day menu was one I doubt it's possible to beat.

 

Great Taste of the Midwest.

 

http://www.greatlostbear.com/

click on the "on-tap" bear holding the beer tulip

 

The House Of 1000 Beers in New Kensington, Pa (outside of Pittsburgh) has 40 taps.
http://ho1kb.jonlitz.com/ I think that will get you to their current list.

 

The Cantillon takeover at Monk's a year or 2 ago...I can't find the exact list but it was the most Cantillon kegs tapped at once ever in the U.S. - multiple vintages of Fou Foune, St Lamvinus, Iris, etc.

EDIT (found it):

Cuvee des Champions
Fou Foune (2007 and 2008)
Iris (2004 and 2007)
Kriek
Lou Pepe Kriek (2008)
Monk’s Café Cuvee Gueuze (2006)
St. Lamvinous (2006 and 2008)
Vigneronne (2006)
Zwanze (2010)

 

This place is amazing. Definitely going back again sometime!

 

http://www.beermenus.com/places/1239-bavarian-lodge

This place is 30 min from my house, they ALLWAYS have Zombie Dust for $5.50 a pint and great food. Currently have Hopslam, ZD, & Enjoy By. This is not an event, this place always has an epic beer list, and it's always changing (besides ZD).

 

I know. I live just far enough away that I do not spend all my money there. Plus they stock over 1200 beers in bottles. Prices are not bad either.

 

I'd have to agree with Atomic. The Yard House in the Palisades Mall in NY is really something. There's never a time I go that I don't try something new. Food is tasty, too.

 

Prohibition Pig in VT usually has HF, HT and Lawson's on there and whenever I've been there has been some awesome non-VT brews too.