Comfort beers

Can't agree more of Sierra. I finally found some relatively fresh ones last week and stocked up with a case (something I rarely do)

 

I think i buy about 5 or 6 cases of it in a year, there is always at least one bottle in my fridge. Fresh is best but i've drank some forgotten floaters that were hiding in the crisper and they hold up just fine for me.

Definitely one of my favorites, cheers to Sierra

 

SN Pale Ale one of the first american craft beers I had 14 years ago and still one of the most consistently great ones

 

Black Butte Porter always makes me go ahh when i drink it! Especially on tap.

 

Beer. I don't have any one particular beer that I always go to but I fucking love beer and any good beer will do the trick.

 

Lagunitas Sucks or IPA. I can kick back an loose count with those boys.
Also Guinness as well.
Oooo! Sam Adams Creme Stout, 6er can disappears in one sitting.

 

FBS and Old Raspy both do the job pretty well for me.

 

Two Hearted, when I can get it.
Pliny, because I'm fortunate enough to have semi-regular access to it.

 

DFH Burton Baton
or
Czech Pilsner

 

A beer I can close my eyes and fall in love with again every time has to be pseudo sue. Not easy to get but got some awesome buddies who keep me hydrated! Thank god!

 

Anchor Steam, or these days... Anchor's Brotherhood Steam.
The original is not jaw dropping in terms of flavor profile. Its just solid and delicious and beer. Brotherhood is a great update to bring it into line with the dry hops I've come to expect in most of the beers I'm getting into these days while still not straying far from what makes the original great.

 

SN celebration after a day of snowboarding. I almost enjoy as much as snowboarding...almost.
Busch cans while sittiing in the ice shanty fishing with my dad all day.

 

Grapevine Sir William's Brown Ale, Ayinger Celebrator, Worthington's White Shield, or Odell 90 Shilling.

 

New Belgium's Accumulation White IPA. I work with the public, and around the time of year it gets released, I'm questioning the future of humanity at the end of just about every day. Plus its a great rut-buster from all of the darker, maltier "winter beers" that get shoved in our collective faces.

 

Another IPA that I just tried for the very first time and really enjoyed was Sierra Nevada Hop Hunter.

 

Its gotta be a Stout for me. Usually Breakfast Stout but always a Stout

 

Columbus Brewing Companies IPA (known as Reverend Purley's Pale back then) got me through a rough patch in my life. Every time I get in the area I buy a six and smile.

 

Bourbon