One brewery to rule them all.

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  1. BeerThursdays

    BeerThursdays Savant (1,192) Feb 28, 2010 Delaware
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    Cantillon. I can't get enough sour, and their beers are top notch. I would miss the occasional stout and brown, but for me, Loons take the cake.
     
    #141 BeerThursdays, Dec 28, 2012
  2. skcusab

    skcusab Initiate (0) Dec 28, 2012

    The closest craft brewery to my residence, therefore supporting my local brewer and the local economy.
     
    #142 skcusab, Dec 28, 2012
  3. sil1

    sil1 Initiate (0) May 19, 2012 California

    Firestone
     
    #143 sil1, Dec 28, 2012
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  4. 395er

    395er Initiate (0) Apr 29, 2011 California

    Since Ovila ales are brewed by Sierra Nevada, it's gotta be Sierra.
     
    #144 395er, Dec 28, 2012
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  5. RobertColianni

    RobertColianni Pooh-Bah (1,789) Nov 4, 2008 Pennsylvania
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    You, too? My favorite brewery.
     
    #145 RobertColianni, Dec 28, 2012
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  6. RutgersBeerGuy

    RutgersBeerGuy Savant (1,059) Jan 16, 2007 New Jersey

    Tröegs. Awesome seasonals with Nugget Nectar, Flying Mouflan, Sunshine Pils, Dead Reckoning Porter and Mad Elf. Excellent year round DIPA with Perpetual IPA. Solid year rounders with Hopback, Pale Ale, Dreamweaver, and Troegenator. Also, the Scratch beer series means something interesting is always getting turned out.
     
    #146 RutgersBeerGuy, Dec 28, 2012
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  7. RandyKemka

    RandyKemka Initiate (0) Dec 13, 2011 New York

    There are many GREAT brewerys, but if I had to pick one and could only drink their beers for the rest of my life the decesion would be easy...
    FOUNDERS
     
    #147 RandyKemka, Dec 28, 2012
  8. Pinknuggets

    Pinknuggets Zealot (629) Oct 5, 2012 Massachusetts

    Call me a homer or hype artist i don't care Hill Farmstead brews nothing but greatness its not really fair as far as I'm concerned they are just better.

    But in terms of realistically I would definitely go with founders Stouts and IPAs for days that is about all I would need
     
    #148 Pinknuggets, Dec 28, 2012
  9. FosterJM

    FosterJM Initiate (0) Nov 16, 2009 California

    Gotta be the homer.

    The Bruery.

    Just waiting for a base stout and we are good to go!!!

    Cheers!
     
    #149 FosterJM, Dec 28, 2012
  10. PapaDerock

    PapaDerock Initiate (0) Dec 28, 2012

    Unibroue, without a doubt. Especially their world renowned La Fin du Monde Triple-style Golden Ale. Changed my entire view of beer. Would happily drink their brews for the rest of my life.
     
    #150 PapaDerock, Dec 28, 2012
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  11. Cibola

    Cibola Initiate (0) Nov 30, 2012 Washington

    New Glarus, Firestone Walker, or Cascade. I would be happy with any of these.
     
    #151 Cibola, Dec 28, 2012
  12. fujindemon74

    fujindemon74 Pooh-Bah (1,797) Nov 7, 2012 Pennsylvania
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    Yup
     
    #152 fujindemon74, Dec 29, 2012
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  13. mmcnaughton

    mmcnaughton Initiate (0) Apr 1, 2008 Michigan

    This is a tough call, but I would go with FFF slightly ahead of Founders.
     
    #153 mmcnaughton, Dec 29, 2012
  14. mcrago

    mcrago Pundit (839) Oct 6, 2012 Indiana

    My avatar says it all...
     
    #154 mcrago, Dec 29, 2012
  15. beergoot

    beergoot Grand High Pooh-Bah (9,310) Oct 11, 2010 Colorado
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    I'd stick with my home brewery.

    Knowing how to brew and having success (more so than failure) in doing so just gives me a bigger appreciation for any other person or business who makes good, quality beers. Plus, if my home brews were all I could drink for the rest of my life, I'd consider myself pretty well set (and, perhaps, self-sufficient). I'd just have to figure out where I'm getting my cigars...

    But if I couldn't count my own brewing domain, I'd go local and opt for Phantom Canyon in Colorado Springs. Not as adventurous as another local brewery (Trinity), but they brew up some tasting ales that just fit my drinking preferences (more along 'classic' beer styles like porters and IPAs).
     
    #155 beergoot, Dec 29, 2012
  16. Ravenacht

    Ravenacht Pundit (916) Aug 10, 2012 Florida
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    Pass the smores dude.... ditto on CCB
     
    #156 Ravenacht, Dec 29, 2012
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  17. Chugs13

    Chugs13 Initiate (0) Dec 11, 2011 New Jersey

    Cant believe it took 67 posts for someone to say Firestone...

    Firestone Walker all day.
     
    #157 Chugs13, Dec 29, 2012
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  18. Beerdudenumberone

    Beerdudenumberone Pundit (996) Dec 9, 2012 Indiana
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    It would defiantly be FFF for me.
     
    #158 Beerdudenumberone, Dec 29, 2012
  19. dachshunddude86

    dachshunddude86 Initiate (0) Dec 21, 2012 Florida

    Oooo, they should do a s'mores stout
     
    #159 dachshunddude86, Dec 29, 2012
  20. Blueribbon666

    Blueribbon666 Pooh-Bah (1,669) Jul 4, 2008 Ohio
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    I'll stay local & say Great Lakes Brewing. Founders & Bells are right up there.
     
    #160 Blueribbon666, Dec 29, 2012
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