Beers from just 10 breweries - which do you choose?

Stone
Bells
Founders
Sierra Nevada
Southern Tier
Ballast Point
Troegs
St. Bernardus
Huyghe(for Delirium Tremens)
Mother Earth(homer pick)

 

Lagunitas
Stone
Russian River
Avery
Ballast Point
Founders
Dogfish Head
Sierra Nevada
Green Flash
Lone Pint (homer pick)

 

1. NEBCO
2. Hill Farmstead
3. Alchemist
4. Lawsons
5. Founders
6. Russian River
7. Green Flash
8. Alesmith
9. Hair of the Dog
10. Maine

 

NEBCO, Sierra Nevada, Founder's, Bell's, New Glarus, Port, Cantillon, Three Floyds, Surly, Schlekerla

 

1. Breckenridge
2. Free State
3. Tallgrass
4. Left Hand
5. Avery
6. Boulevard
7. Odell
8. Upslope
9. Great Divide
10. Thunderhead

 

1. Karbach
2. Real Ale
3. Deep Ellum
4. (512)
5. Sierra Nevada
6. Brooklyn
7. Samuel Smith's
8. Chimay
9. Rochefort
10. Paulaner

 

1. Jack's Abby
2. Cantillon
3. Russian River
4. Hill Farmstead
5. Goose Island
6. Founders
7. Drie Fonteinen
8. NEBCO
9. Three Floyds
10. Perrenial (gotta have Abraxas)

 

How have you not had Firestone Walker and Founders yet? They distribute here..
Well Fort Worth anyway

 

In no particular order.

1) Stone
2) Great Divide
3) Founders
4) DC Brau
5) Port City
6) St. George
7) Dogfish head
8) Victory
9) Bell's
10) Lagunitas

 

1. Alamanac
2. Captain Lawrence
3. New Glarus
4. Cantillon
5. Jester King
6. Cascade
7. Founders
8. Spider Bite (hey, it's local)
9. Upland
10. Shipyard (just for the pumpkinhead)

 

I know Founders is in Texas now, but the neighborhood Spec's never seems to have any...other than the All Day IPA. I've been wanting to try the Centennial IPA.

 

This is so hard... in no order:
1. Dogfish Head
2. Lagunitas
3. Green flash
4. Founders
5. Firestone
6. Southern Tier
7. Victory
8. Sierra Nevada
9. Stone
10. Uinta (a bit premature for me, but I'm enjoying what's come to the NE region so far)

 

In no particular order:

-Black Sheep (Riggwelter, Special Ale, Best Bitter, Golden Sheep, all on cask, please)
-Goose Island (Bourbon County Stout, Honker's, Pere Jacques, Matilda, et al)
-Firestone Walker (Double DBA, Sucaba)
-Jolly Pumpkin (Baudelaire IO Saison, Calabaza Blanca, Biere de Mars, etc)
-Ommegang (Abbey, 3 Phils, Hennepin)
-Fuller's (ESB, Vintage, 1845
-New Glarus (Fruit beers, Fat Squirrel, Spotted Cow, and a few others)
-Chimay (Blue, White, Red, it's all good!)
-St. Bernardus (For the Christmas ale alone, but the others are great too!)
-Schlafly (Love some older Oak-Aged Barleywine, and a bunch of other, regular offerings)

Probably one of the less flashy lists, but I could drink off this list, with nothing else, ever, and be thrilled

 

Goose Island
Founders
Stone
Central Waters
Rochefort
Russian River
Dogfish Head
Alesmith
Avery
And Foothills (NC) bc I live 10 minutes away and 9$ growlers of Jade IPA is the best deal I have personally found. I'm sure as soon as I hit post I'll think of something else... The first 2 out were Dechutes and Lagunitas. Then Cigar City, Jester King, and Bells.

 

Firestone Walker
Weihenstephaner
Dogfish Head
Russian River
Deschutes
Stone
Founders
Lagunitas
Green Flash
Rochefort

 

1. Jolly Pumpkin
2. Russian River
3. Great Lakes
4. Cascade
5. Founders
6. Hill Farmstead
7. Central Waters
8. Lost Abbey
9. Jack's Abby
10. The Bruery

 

Great Lakes
Founders
Victory
DuClaw
Schlafly
Allagash
Ommegang
North Coast
Brooklyn
Weihenstephaner

 

russian river
founders
boneyard
unibroue
lagunitas
three floyds
cantillon
st bernardus
bockor (yep, just for cuvee des jacobins rouge)
cascade

 

Wow, no order

1. Unibroue
2. Boulevard (both do Belgium's better than Belgium)
3. Stone (duh)
4. Ballast Point
5. Bell's(great ips's from both)
6. Cigar City(Great, fresh, local)
7. Dogfish(120 and Burton)
8. Weihenstphaner
9. Tallgrass(both make the best wheats in the biz)
10. Alesmith(hard to get in South Florida but when I do well worth it

 

ayinger
victory
lagunitas
troegs
southern tier
bells
paulaner
great lakes
sierra nevada
cigar city