Breweries you'll buy anything from

FW for sure.

 

Surly, I've never had a bad beer from them. Can't say the same about FFF. Floyd's has some amazing beers and some "swing and a miss" beers.

 

Lagunitas
Stone

 

Toppling Goliath and Surly

 

Stone, Avery, Firestone, Ommegang, and the Bruery come to mind. (Also depending on the pricetag, I rarely fork out $30 bucks for a bomber.)

 

From my neck of the woods: Treehouse (never does wrong), New England Brewing Co., and Nightshift

 

None of you said New Glarus? Shit man

Also add Allagash

 

Sierra Nevada, Real Ale, Deep Ellum, Saint Arnold, Founders, Deschutes, and the list goes on. I've not found a style I don't like. Will never know unless you try a beer. Too many beers so little money.

 

Founders
Hill Farmstead
Surly
Troegs
Allagash

 

Cantillon, Drie Fonteinen, and Hill Farmstead

 

Does every brewery in the country make a pumpkin beer? I wasn't aware. Or were you just taking the opportunity to take a shot at pumpkin beers?

 

Sierra Nevada. They have such proficiency in seemingly every style of beer that they can do no wrong in my book. You are guaranteed that, at the very least, every beer they brew will be a quality product.

 

Sixpoint
New Glarus
Tyranena
Central Waters
Pipeworks

 

I was just talking about taking a chance at a pumpkin beer if it were to be made by one of my favorite breweries.

 

Russian River, Lagunitas, Stone, and, locally, Arizona Wilderness and Fate Brewing.

 

So far..only Alesmith and Firestone are breweries which haven't disappointed me

 

Do such brewery exists for me. With so many breweries doing a wide variety of styles I just don't like them all.

 

Founders, Weyerbacher, Ommegang, and Clown Shoes.

 

Firestone Walker, Founders & Boulevard.

 

Russian River
Alesmith
Modern Times
Great Lakes Brewing (if I can get my hands on them)
Oskar Blues
Firestone Walker
Jackie O's
Alpine

to name a few.