One brewery. From your state. For the rest of your life...

I lived in Pa for most of my life and still consider it my state, even though i live in jersey now and I'm not a fan of jersey beer so....

I would probably go with victory

 

Alpine.

 

Easy answer. Allagash.

 

I'd say, Two Brothers because I really enjoyed; Hop Centric, Heavier handed, Heavy handed, 16th anniversary & Brotherhood of the barrel batch 1.

 

Duck Rabbit

 

Beachwood. Yep. For me it tops Russian River, Alpine, Stone, and whatever else we have in California.

Edit: yeah there's no sours, but I can live without them

 

For me in Nevada, that's like saying "pick either a hammer, a bat or a crowbar and you'll be hit with this every day when you wake up." It would be a painful and miserable existence if I had to pick a local brewery as I just don't find most things brewed here to be appealing.

 

Hinterland Brewing co. Green Bay, WI. I like their Coffee Stout the best, but their Saison is surprisingly
good and their Cherry Wheat is a summer favorite.

 

For me, Lakewood is the most consistent. Revolver has the best singular beer but doesn't brew enough styles to keep me happy.

 

Three Floyd's, of course.

 

Funky Buddha becasue of how creative they are... they will always keep my glass interesting

 

CCB no doubt

 

Sante Adairius Rustic Ales.



Duh.

 

ouch.... that's a hard one....... either Treehouse or Trillium

 

As much as I love Revolution, the smart choice would be Pipeworks. So many beers and styles. Not all great, but most are very drinkable and I would never get bored.

 

Man, sooo many choices. However, I find myself heading over to Odells more often than most.

 

Kane brewing

 

Prob Goose Island, enough styles to try and if I had to only drink BCBS I would not shed a tear

 

I WOULD say (and used to say) sixpoint (for resin), but I just realized that evil twin is technically in nyc. hell yeah!

 

I love Sours. I'm from CA, i'd chose Alpine but they only release sours seldomly. Best Sours here on a consistent basis would be Russian River or Bruery. I'd go RR, love the line up and its relatively easy to get.

 

Sorry Orpheus...gotta go with Burnt Hickory here!

 

i live so close to Three Floyds, but... Illinois, got to go Pipeworks

 

If I had to pick one brewery just for the beers alone, it will probably be the Bruery. But I love going to Stone for the environment tap/bottle list and also Pizza Port for the food.

 

Toppling Goliath, and it's not even close!

 

This. Real tough decision.

 

CT is easy, NEBCO.

 

WAAAIIIT a minute. NEBCO is the best, but Two Roads also brews Lawson's, Evil Twin, and a bunch of other beers. If I could have all the beers from that brewery, I might reconsider.

 

18th street for me! Probably not the most popular vote, cause of FFF's. The only styles of beer that FFF does better are Ipa's , Apa's, etc.... Now that Iv'e tried Deal with the Devil, I'm not even 100% sure on that. That being said, I've yet to try any BADL's I'm sure there outstanding since people are willing to give up their first born for one.

 

I live right by them. They are amazing.

 

SARA, without hesitation.

 

CCB

 

Ithaca (so I can drink Flower Power) or Captain Lawrence - underrated NY Brewery in my opinion.

 

I'd have to say New Glarus but sure would miss having some bourbon barrel stuff... Can I sneak in a Central Waters here and there?

Honorable mention: Karben4, Black Husky

 

COAST. No question

 

2nd Shift.... They're down for the hops, and in a world where one may ask...."Does a single brewery really need to have 3 different Imperial IPA's???" They answer... "ummm yes"

 

Trillium hands down

 

Firestone Walker. Nothing against Sierra Nevada, Stone, or Russian River, but between Parabola and Wookey Jack, Firestone takes it hands down.

 

I would have to go with Block 15. They do soany styles so well, so I could never get bored.

 

Foundation from Maine

 

Griffin Claw