What's your old reliable?

Rochefort 10 for me - I think that beer probably scores highest in terms of longevity/frequency.

 

Weihenstephaner original. easy drinking and tasty. The only con is the price and sometimes hard to find fresh.

 

Sierra Nevada Pale Ale, hands down. Consistently delicious and always available.

 

I bounce between Firestone Union Jack, and Sierra Nevada Torpedo. Both crazy good deals, always available, and always fresh. At least by me.

 

That's been my go to old reliable for a long time. It is always delish and every grocery store carries it. SNPA!!!!!!!

 

I’d say right now Imperial Hop Drop and Roll, stuff is damn good.

 

Fat Head’s Head Hunter

 

I'm perfectly happy with Sip of Sunshine, Sea Hag and Dogs & Boats. If only one, I'll take Sip.

 

Prima Pils, it’s the beer I’ve bought more of and longer than any other. Yes even after it’s facelift it still remains my old reliable.

 

Sadly Storm King is no more, though I believe it pops up on tap sometimes, or always. Not sure? @rotsaruch may know.

I think it is actually currently on tap.

 

I heard they’ve changed the recipe on the Prima, I haven’t had it, but I think the consensus is it’s not an improvement.

 

To each their own I try not to look at things as better or worse. Thats the prima that exists now and for my taste preference prima is still my favorite American made pilsner.

I worry sometimes consensus affects opinion. There are people that still love it and I am one of them. I will proudly say.

Edit: meant to add if you ever try @nc41 I would love to hear your thoughts

 

I’d love to try it, for some reason they decided only Sour Monkey is fit for NC. Prima imo was never broken, not sure why they decided to change it. SEPA pils guys can probably give a better answer.

 

Bell's Two-Hearted and Founders Breakfast Stout.

 

Swami’s IPA. To me it’s the perfect WC ipa. Plus, it’s $12 for 6x16 oz cans and always fresh.