More than one GO-TO?

That pretty much describes the experience I had last year with those cans of Jai Alai.

Cheers!

 

I feel like today’s craft beer consumer just has “went-to’s”.

 

Yes, I will take more than one TO-GO.

 

Counterweight Headway IPA.

No need to list more than one, as that represents 90% of my IPA purchasing.

Not overall purchasing, as IPA's only represent less than 50% of my overall beer purchasing...

I wish I had access to Fat Heads' beers, seems like I would enjoy them.

 

Not an IPA guy, but a Belgium guy. I try to keep these in stock:
Three Philosophers
Rare Vos
Duvel
Dupont Saison
Unholy Trippel and ...
Miller High Life

 

Edit: wait, I read the instructions wrong, I thought this was a go-to IPA thread- I don't have a go-to on the other 50% of my buying, that's where I like to experiment, although I've found that lager brewers like East Rock tend to get the most of that attention. I wish Notch was closer.

 

More than one go-to, Is this a trick question? Of course. That is like saying you only eat cheeseburgers. This forum question is almost too loaded???..haha
1 Fiddlehead IPA
2. sparingly Heady Topper
3. Founders Breakfast Stout
4. Back East Brewing Ice Cream Man
5 Lawson"s Sip of sunshine
These are only five. I don't want to bore you with 50 beers

 

Being 120 miles from the brewery, I get Jai Alai (and its xlnt variants - Spanish Cedar, White Oak, Jai Low, Pineapple Tangerine.,) within a couple of weeks of canning, so I’ve not had a bad experience with freshness in singles, sixers or half cases.,. Always great.
Now.,. that being said, I used to call Dogfish Head 90 Minute IPA my ‘go to’.. Sometimes the trip from Delaware to SW FL made for some skunky bottles from, I guessed, warm trucking and warehousing.,.

Cheeeers!

 

An excellent beverage! I keep an eye out for anything IPA that CCB does - “Fancy Papers” is good.,. so is “Seeds of Sacrifice” and their salute to the Tampa Bay Lightning hockey team, “High Boltage”. I think I bought them out of “Space Pope” IPA last year.,. I had a “Jump Bear” hazy last week at the taproom.,.

Cheeeeers!

 

Pilsner urquell - czech pils
Weihenstephaner Helles - Helles
Hacker pschorr - Munich gold - dortmunder

I rotate between these depending on availability.

 

Do you mean like the lager!?!

 

I don't have a go-to beer per se (though Allagash White is absolutely the beer I buy most), but go-to brands. I buy a ton of Allagash, Notch, Oxbow over-and-over. New beers, classics, standbys.

 

I'd say my go tos are Yellow Rose IPA and Jabberwocky IPA by Lone Pint. I buy those the most. But I don't just drink those I don't like to get burnt out on beers I really like, it happens tho and I have to give them a break. I'm constantly seeking out other tasty beers. I like to have a variety. Im learning I have access to more beers than I initially thought.

 

If I'm just running in & grabbing something without browsing, it's either
Yuengling Black and Tan
Miller High Life
Coor's Banquet
Penn Pilsner
Or Michelob.
If I'm looking for something good and "Cheap", Leffe Bruin or Späten Gold.

 

Your local beer retailers still carry Michelob?

It has been many years since I have seen Michelob.

Cheers!

 

Yuppers, just got a 12pk last week.

 

Spaten (no umlaut) Premium, or Hacker-Pschorr Münchner Gold?

Sorry -- it's my day to be the pedant.

 

On the rare occasions when I go out to eat, it's almost always bar food or pizza. If I'm having a beer on such an occasion (not a slam-dunk by any means) it's almost always PseudoSue. The APA is one of my favorite styles, and PseudoSue is offered pretty much everywhere around here. That said, if von Trapp or KC Bier were available I might have multiple go-to beers.

 

Both, sorry, I mixed them up.