Beer you buy regularly?

DFH 90 Minute
Talon DIPA
Deviant Dales IPA

 

This. Sometimes i'll buy a Rochefort if I don't want a bomber as its near impossible to find Abt 12 in 330ml bottles in Texas.

 

Sierra Nevada Pale Ale
Stone IPA
Great Basin Icky (Local)

 

Brewery...Jacks Abby but I am not loyal to any particular brew. Smoke and Dagger is probably the most frequent, Copper Legend the least. There is always at least one JA brew in the house. I am still somewhat in discovery mode and faves come and go to an extent, but if Jacks Abby makes it and I can find it, I'm drinking it. I am finding more and more perfectly fine local offerings if you consider New England local and that does test the loyalty.

I agree with the comments about the lack f repeat purchases potentially having a negative effect.

 

If I'm just standing there and can't find anything new I usually just grab one of these.

2 Hearted
Dales Pale
Sixty-One
Red & White
Rochfort 10
Enjoy by (usually buy about 3 each go round)
Just about anything Thomas Creek....

 

I'll buy whatever craft beer I like that's on sale. I'm weird that way. So as a result, I find myself buying these often:

Karbach Hopadillo IPA
Southern Star Pine Belt Pale Ale
Saint Arnold Seasonal 12-packs
Sierra Nevada Torpedo 12-pack
Sierra Nevada Seasonal 12-packs

 

Ballast Point Sculpin
Sierra Nevada Torpedo
Stone Pale Ale

 

Long Trail Double Bag because its only 7.99 at 7.2% ABV and its pretty decent. Also whatever the current Narragansett seasonal is I buy a lot. Sixer of 16 ounce tall cans for 8 bucks is a good deal.

 

Orval.

Unbeatable price/quality ratio, imho.

 

Columbus IPA

 

if people are consuming craft beer, the craft beer industry is doing fine. i wouldn't worry any more than that.

 

Jai Alai
Fixie
Espresso Yeti
Sea Monster
Victory at Sea

 

It depends upon how we define "regularly" (as in the title of this thread, "Beer You Buy Regularly"). I think about "regularly" as something I can do very often, such as year-round, but I suppose it's also possible that we could say that buying a certain seasonal each year is also a "regular" behavior. (Ah, semantics!) Therefore, I'll answer the question both ways.
Beer I buy year-round and always have in my fridge: Myrcenary, Old Rasputin, Sculpin
Beer I buy every year when released: Boulevard's Nutcracker; 4 Hands Chocolate Milk Stout; Founders Breakfast Stout; Odell's St. Lupulin; Goose Island's BCBS; Perennial's Abraxas; and now that it's annual, Stone's RuinTen.

 

Torpedo
Revolution Rosa
DFH 90
Samuel Adams currently running seasonal brew (Like all four).

Will probably try to have Southern Tier Pumking & Crème Brulee year round in fridge.

 

Great post! I've got a few I pretty much always have on hand. I'll switch styles, but the usual suspects are Ommegang, Schell's, Surly, Jolly Pumpkin, Southern Tier, Petrus... I almost always replenish when I'm out on these guys.

 

Up until last year Pabst Blue Ribbon was always in my fridge. What can I say I grew up in a house where PBR was a staple.

 

What he said

 

My most common buys are Sam Adams Lager, Sam Adams seasonal/variety packs, Weinstephaner Hefeweizen and St Bernadus Abt 12.

Otherwise I have a lot of usual suspects but I like to branch out.

Sam Adams winter collection is really good this year. The Juniper IPA is better and more distinctive than the Holiday Porter it replaced. Though I did like Chocolate Bock better than Cherry Chocolate Bock, can't go wrong with Old Fezewig.

 

Sierra Nevada Pale Ale...been a go-to for years.

 

Oskar Blues Dale's Pale. Other than that I have seasonal regulars such as Bell's Hopslam, SN Celebration, Ten Fidy, Frankenmuth Dunkel, etc... and with seemingly 5 new breweries on the shelf each month I always have something new to try.