One brewery to rule them all.

I agree with the OP. I've never been let down by SN.

 

1. FFF
2. Cantillon
3. Founders

 

Both really good choices. Something about the in your face "hipster" gimmick with some of the PT folks at events have kind of turned me off. I'm pretty sure that I saw a PT guy wearing a bowler and swimming flippers. Really great beers though.

For nationally available stuff it would have to be Founders for me - so spot on every time. Sorry Stone and Lagunitas - my liver still fears you too.

 

Great quality of beers over a wide variety of styles.

 

As a Hop Head, I choose Alpine Beer Company.

 

I was thinking Cantillon at first. After some thinking, definitely Hill Farmstead. Wilds, ipas and stouts/porters. I'm set.

 

1 brewery to rule them all​

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The title of this thread just gave someone at AB/InBev a boner.​

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I'm sorry, but at first the title of the thread fooled me as to the content within and even though I don't work for AB/InBev (and the title didn't do anything for me) I'm going to say Goose Island.​

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Their Belgians, Sister Series, Sofie, King Henry, BCBS (+ variants) as well as year round/seasonal beers are all pretty darn good for my tastes.​

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I would be happy if all I had to drink for the rest of my days came (unlimited) from Goose Island.​

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Cheers!​

 

If you had asked me about a couple weeks ago, I'd have said Oskar Blues or Founders. But, 3 Floyds has assertively taken the crown for me. I wouldn't be disappointed with the other two (or Great Lakes for that matter). But, 3F has just really impressed me.

 

Town Hall. Keeping it local.

 

I've only had Arthur from Hill Farmstead, but damn if I could get more...

 

Founders. Very well rounded and all are delicious.

 

I'll go local and say Saint Arnold's... love Pumpkinator, Christmas, BB1 and Spring Bock, Winter Stout... and I like many of the others.

 

Russian River Brewing Company my friends.
Hops and Sours...Hops and Sours.

 

Founders or Dark Horse Brewery.

 

Founders. Everything they make is great.

 

Founders, Bells or Russian River.
I love RR, but they dont have a lot of the heavy and dynamics that both Founders and Bells do year round. However...I could drink Pliny the Elder everyday for the rest of my life and never get tired of it. Never had the Younger before anyone asks.

 

New Glarus.

I do love Ballast Point, Alpine, Russian River, Moonlight & Central Water. But New Glarus takes the cake for supplying the ENTIRE STATE OF WISCONSIN with incredible beer. And for not selling outside of the state. At all. Ever. And for having a brewery like a mash-up of Old Time German, a Swiss Chateau & Disneyland.

 

Great Divide

 

I'm with you on keeping it local, so I'll go with the fitger's brewhouse, who's brewmaster happens to be the brother of town hall's brewmaster

 

Sierra Nevada, founders and lagunitas.