Beer you buy regularly?

Pliney/Pig

 

Abt 12 is my only true staple.

 

I regularly partake of the full lineups of:

Pretty Things
Jack's Abby
Notch
and Mayflower

 

A plethora of imports (mostly German, but some more available sours like Lindemans Cuveé René), anything Sierra Nevada, anything New Glarus, the Goose Island Belgians, non-limited Three Floyds, Bells Two-Hearted, and, my personal favorite, Great Lakes Eliot Ness (though really, anything from Great Lakes can go here).

 

I buy Lift Bridge's Hop Dish all the time. Surly's coffee bender is always on rotation as well.

 

At any given time any if these beers will be in my fridge, just for the after work indulgence or the sold go to.

Allagash White
Jacks Abby Hoponius Union
Any recent JA DIPL (Kiwi Rising currently)
Rodenbach Grand Cru
Lindemans Framboise (to mix with Allagash)
Harpoon Raspberry UFO (regular UFO and UFO White as well)
Bar Harbor Blueberry
Rising Tide Daymark
Smuttynose IPA
Lagunitas Sucks
Lagunitas Sucks
Lagunitas Sucks (when available)

Now I'm thirsty.

 

This time of year, Celebration, even if I still have a sixer.
Narwhal, Hoptimum, Old Raspy, good ole SNPA

 

I usually have at least a 6/4 Pack of two of these in my fridge

Jai Alai
Tocobago
Humidor IPA
Jose Marti
Shipwrecked
Hercules

 

Jai Alai for IPA
Founders Porter for porter/stout

 

Be sure to get your fill soon, my local said that our most recent shipment will likely be the last one for a while then again, I wouldn't doubt that they keep it around Chicago if any Midwest city (I'm in East St. Louis)

All of Sierra Nevada's year-round and limiteds, but Torpedo and pale ale always
Founders Red's Rye when it's here, Centennial and Dirty Bastard are usually in the fridge, too
Schlafly's rotating IPAs
Bells 2 Hearted is usually on hand, but I only buy a 6 or two per month
Lotta Lagunitas
Boulevard's Smoke-stack series and limited releases
Any Green Flash, Firestone Walker, or Ballast Point IPAs if they're <2mo. old

 

• Sierra Nevada Torpedo/Seasonal IPA (Ruthless, Flipside, Celebration)
• West Sixth IPA
• Sam Adams Noble Pils
• Sierra Nevada Porter

 

Karbach is my favorite brewery. I buy everything new of theirs that shows up here in Bryan-College Station, and I'm on about a 1 trip/2 months pace to the actual brewery. My fridge has at least one Karbach brew in it perpetually. Water, eggs, bread and Karbach = constants.

For almost a full year now I've been hard at trying and reviewing new beers, and the newness *is* super fun. But I've been serious about keeping a running list of my personal Top 250 (about Top 25-30 right now). Below is the top of that list, and I very much consider these "go-to" beers. My fridge ALWAYS has something from this list in it:

Karbach Sympathy for the Lager
Karbach Weekend Warrior
Chimay Red
Rochefort 6
Samuel Smith Old Brewery Pale Ale
Samuel Smith Nut Brown Ale
Samuel Smith Oatmeal Stout
Anchor Steam
Anchor Liberty Ale
Duvel
... and various seasonals from Karbach (Love Street, Mother in Lager), Sierra Nevada (Summerfest, Celebration), Brooklyn (Summer Ale)

 

Sierra Nevada Torpedo, Mendocino Eye of the Hawk. I also regularly buy both Southern tier 2XIPA and 2Xstout.

 

I rotate HEAVILY. There are so many awesome beers out there and so many people making them. Half the fun is trying something new. Sierra Nevada Stout is one of the only beers I've bought six packs of with any regularity, and even still that probably only means a case a year or so.

 

MGD (and I'm really not kidding.) Easy to find, cheap, and, believe it or not, I do enjoy the taste (or really lack thereof.)

 

You've been a member for 3 weeks. There are consistently threads about session and go-to beers on here.

 

It looks like SN has a huge following (not surprised). I, too, buy SN Pale Ale quite regularly. I also go quite local and keep a stock of Uinta Cutthroat Pale Ale (only available in Utah only) on hand too. Those are my main go to beers. During the warmer months I usually have Full Sail Session Lager and Uinta Kolsch style ale on hand (along with SN Pale and Cutthroat Pale), along with Bohemian Czech style pils. These are all universally good beers that people can share and enjoy together.

 

Great picks! I echo you. I try to find new beers to try, too, especially here in China (which where I currently live). There are many German imports that I have never seen in the States.

 

Summit Saga
SA Cream Stout
Deschutes Obsidian
Schell's Bock
Brau Brothers Ring Neck Braun Ale
SN Kellerweiss & Stout
Weihenstephaner Vitus and Hefe
Ayinger Dunkel
Odell Myrcenary & IPA
Brooklyn BCS (Can often get it year round. Makes me so happy. )
NB Dubbel & Trippel
Boulevard Sixth Glass & Tank 7

I know I purchase each one of these more than once a year. Probably some others too.

 

Anchor Steam.