Breweries you'll buy anything from

Possibly Ayinger, but even then, I doubt I'd try everything they make.

 

Victory

 

Hill Farmstead, Maine, Pretty Things, New Glarus and Tired Hands. I gave up trying keep up with all the new TH tap offerings.

 

Firestone walker, trillium, tree house, lawsons

 

Outside of the common ones already listed, I usually will try anything from The Shed

 

Ayinger, Weihanstphaner, Schneider Weiss, Sierra Nevada

 

TRILLIUM.TREEHOUSE.NIGHTSHIFT.OEC BREWING. Good to live in Massachusetts. All I need.

 

Allagash and Jack's Abby would be my top two without a doubt. Just started exploring Sixpoint and Ballast Point - quickly coming up the list as everything I have tried I have enjoyed.

I'll try any style - whether I like it or not is another story. So I don't worry too much about what a particular beer is - will give them a shot. Doesn't mean they end up with a spot in the rotation.

 

Besides the obvious Lambic produces that dont really see distro to the states....

Pipeworks
Goose Island Clyborne

 

Odells

 

Of the places I've had:

Russian River
Alchemist
Sixpoint
Firestone Walker
Founders
Bell's
and in VA, AleWerks

Unless, as others noted, it's something like Pumpkin or something else I just generally don't like. Even so, I'll generally try it.

 

Russian River, Lagunitas, Cigar City...

 

Upright, Commons, Deschutes, The Bruery, oh hell there are others.

 

Sierra Nevada
Victory
Troegs
Stone

 

Toppling Goliath gets my vote, although Dorthy's doesn't do it for me.

 

Just Treehouse. I've never had a bad beer from them, granted they haven't dabbled with saisons, sours, farmhouse ales, wild ales and stuff like that.

I wish I could say Hill Farmstead but ocassionally some of the stuff they make is pretty gnarly. Hill Farmstead is in the "almost bucket" with New England Brewing and Trillium.

Lawson's....has some home runs and some major bombs.

No disrespect to any of the HF, NEBCO, Trillium or Lawson's guys - they're leaders in the industry with a lot of experimentation and experimentation doesn't lead to home runs 100% of the time.

 

Half Acre, La Cumbre, and Bosque (predictably)... probably Odell too.

 

dogfish head
troegs
stone
victory
slyfox
jolly pumpkin
3 floyds
sierra nevada
tired hands
cigar city
night shift
My list doesn't end I don't think, I ain't scared

 

Weihenstephaner, Ballast Point, Stone and Odd Side definitely. I'd also throw The Answer Brewpub, Alesmith and Other Half in there but my current sample from them is considerably smaller than that of the others, but man was I blown away by what I did have of theirs!

 

Sierra Nevada, Firestone Walker, Ballast Point, Russian River, The Lost Abbey, Anderson Valley, I'll try anything new from them.