Breweries you'll buy anything from

this one i tough, but i think it a to be Anchoage and Firestone

 

As others have said, there are styles I won't "buy" from anyone. I might try it if given to me.

That being said, my answer is The Alchemist, because I can only buy one beer from them and I will buy as much of it as I can, every time I can.

 

Trillium
Tree House
Toppling Goliath

Have never been disappointed by a beer from any of these guys.

 

Jackie O's!!

 

Haha, you have good taste in beer my friend. Cheers!

 

Great minds drink alike

 

Touche!

 

Troegs

 

Narragansett.

 

#1- Jester king
#2- Pipeworks
#3- de garde
#4- crooked stave
#5- russian river

Locally i would probably say good people.
i would have said straight to ale, but monkey's uncle was a disaster in a can...

 

Founders - Sixpoint - Oskar Blues

 

No. In PA until relatively recently you either bought beer by the case or paid extra to buy it from a bar or restaurant. My wallet doesn't support impulse buying. If I know the brewery I may be more willing to check out the beer or sample it in a bar. Buying names a case at a time can be a pretty expensive mistake.

 

Great Lakes, Founders, Fat Heads, Bell's, and Three Floyds. I live on the WV border of Ohio tho so not huge choices when it comes to some of the New England/West Coast breweries. Those are the 5 that are prevalent in Ohio (where I pick up my beer)

 

Surly
Summit
Lagunitas
Odell

 

ANYTHING without thought to reviews, style, etc? @Sixpoint , Other Half, Founders, Sierra Nevada.

 

For me, this is more about a personal connection with a brewery than overall quality or how much I like a style. There are a few breweries that I'll buy a beer from that I know I might not like because at some point I had some sort of positive interaction with folks from it. Williamsburg Alewerks and New Holland being foremost. So far as knowing I won't be disappointed, I'll always pick something up from DuPont or Sierra Nevada.

 

During the tour at Founder's the guide said that 'if we don't make a beer you don't like, we're not doing it right'. I found that entertaining and pretty much inline with what I consider my favorite breweries (i.e. they all make things I will try but ultimately won't seek out ever again).

 

My beer cellar seems to suggest: Cantillon, Pipeworks, Toppling Goliath, Firestone Walker and Jackie O's

 

Tree House
Trillium
Hill Farm
Conclave
Magnify
De Garde

 

DeGarde, Ale Apothecary, Deschutes, Wander, Holy Mountain, Unibroue, Chimay, Bale Breaker, Ommegang, and a ton of small breweries/brewpubs.