Dogfish Head, do they brew anything "great"?

Fair enough.

It's still more a volume-based list than anything else. Founders Centennial IPA is on the list as well. I would imagine I'd be hard pressed to find anyone touting this as a world class, elite IPA. But, it's been around awhile, has multiple reviews, and is a popular style.

Depending on the style, that list can be worthless, or useful. For IPAs and double IPAs, worthless.

For witbiers? Yes, I would say Allagash White is a world class witbier and would be one of the first I'd recommend.

 

Festina peche and punkin are two of my favorite beers, and 120 is like drinking hop candy. I mean come on, who doesn't liike candy? You can use it to lure hipsters into your van.

 

I like 90 minute and Burton Baton. Other than that, I usually steer clear of them. Beer money is somewhat precious. But I probably try 1 or 2 a year to see what they got.

After the moon-rock gimmick (among others), it gets really hard for me to decipher if they are artists or just marketers. I hope they keep doing what they do though.

 

I'm unapologetically a fan of most of the stuff Dogfish Head does. Their beers can be wacky and goofy, but I really like that especially when they turn out really well. Do all of them? No. But there are plenty I enjoy:

60 Minute
75 Minute
90 Minute
120 Minute (aged)
Bourton Baton
Palo Santo
WWS (aged)
Festina Peche
...

I could go on.

 

The only IPA I'll drink is their 120min. I just can't stomach anything else I've tried to this point.

 

This, along with Palo Santo, have been delicious!!!

 

Locking this down.

Not sure if the original post was a troll or not , but there's been adequate discussion from the community to provide direction for others if they want to try DFH beers. Use the information with discretion; taste is subjective and YMMV.