Poll: What's the largest number of beers you've had from a single brewery?

Top 5 Most:
28 from DFH
25 from New Belgium (and they don't even get distributed to my State!)
21 from Matt (Saranac)
14 Sierra Nevada
12 Each from: Brooklyn, Evil Twin, Harpoon, Hill Farmstead, Sixpoint

*edit + 12 on Saranac as yet another variety pack was just put out...
**edit 2 + 12 more because yet another Saranac variety pack was JUST put out.
(not bashing Saranac, as I do like them, but they do seem to put a new variety pack out every day)...I wish Evil Twin would put out $10.99 variety 12-packs...

 

Well, I took this to mean how many *different* brews you've had from a single brewery. If we're going by total volume, the top is still Boulevard, but the number is exponentially higher than 23.

I was a little disappointed that my high number is so much lower than so many other peoples', so I compensated by doing a longer list.

Also: these numbers represent what I've had on BA. I've only been a member for 10 months, but I've been drinking craft beer for about 15 years.

• 23 - Boulevard
• 16 - New Belgium
• 15 - 23rd Street Brewery (Lawrence, KS brewpub)
• 11 - Sam Adams
• 10 - Free State Brewing
• 9 - Green Flash
• 8 - Avery, Deschutes and Kiuchi (Hitachino Nest)
• 7 - Great Divide, North Coast, Odell, Stone and Lakefront
• 6 - Sierra Nevada and Schlafly
• 5 - 21st Amendment, Ommegang, Goose Island, Sammy Smith, Tallgrass and McCoy's Public House (another local brewpub)
• 4 from The Bruery, Lagunitas, Bell's, Unibroue and Mother's

It's no surprise to me that my top two are the two breweries that paved the way for me to find a love for craft beer.

 

Sam Adams has come out with a lot of new beers fairly recently. I've tried many of them.

 

Proximity to the brewery makes this one for me, 28 from fff.

 

64 from Cigar City

 

I'd say 11-15 range from Stone. Unless you count every years release of say old guardian, double bastard and IRS, then the number would be much higher.

 

22 from Stone
19 from RR (if you count the huge sampler)
13 from Lagunitas

 

82 different beers from Cigar City. Plus five more in the cellar that I haven't gotten around to yet.

 

76 from Sierra Nevada. And I know there are dozens more that I've tried from them that aren't in the database.

 

60+ from Floyds

 

Had 6-10 of Founders, Bells, New Belgium, La Trappe, and DFH. I tend to look for particular styles I like and try as many of those as I can as opposed to sticking to one specific brewery.

 

81 different beers from Kernel (London), including collabs.

 

18 from Brewdog

 

Dogfish Head wins with 24, followed by Stone with 20, and rounded out by Mother Earth with 18.

 

Ahhh...nope. That wasn't clear. Considering that, my stats will change to the other side of the spectrum.

 

28 from New Glarus
26 from Lost Abbey
25 from Cantillon

 

I have not reviewed them all but after counting I realized I have had 52 different Bruery beers.

 

55 different beers from The Bruery, according to my Untappd check-ins. Number is not inflated by different vintages of the same beer.

 

General question - for those of you above, say, 25 for a given brewery, am I correct in assuming most of those are either brewery-only on tap or from brewery-only releases? I'm wondering how many breweries actually put more beers than that into general release. Well, other than Sam Adams.

 

97 from Cambridge House (local brewpub)
44 from Victory
31 from Stone
30 from DFH.

 

46 from Sam Adams tops my list

 

25 - Pipeworks

Of those 25 I would say that I'd buy 20 of them again... they rarely disappoint

 

I've had 38 different Sam Adams beers and that doesn't count the long shot series, no way anyone else is close to that. When I was a brand new beer geek I loved Sam and went through their entire collection as fast as I could. Now, I don't often drink Sam, but when I have a lot of friends that like the mix-packs so I get to try their newer stuff pretty regularly.

 

I've had a good chunk of the beers Dry Dock has ever produced. At least 40-50'ish.

 

based on my reviews from the other site: 62 from 3 Floyds.

 

22 from Stone... I didn't even bother counting the rest because I'm sure they're all far off.

 

Based on Untappd checkins:

Three Floyd's - 49
Goose Island - 36
Mikkeller - 27
Cantillon - 22
Multiple tied at 20

 

Out of 155 Brewers I have had, only 4 are double digits. I have a great deal at 6-9 beers each.

21 Dogfish Head
14 Sam Adams
13 Elysian
10 Lagunitas

 

Not sure off the top of my head, but every two weeks I buy at least a six pack of what Shorts is offering, so I went with 46+

 

Common sense would be to clarify what you're asking. "Beers" is ambiguous and can mean drinks or styles/brands. Had you used the words unique or different I would have answered as you desired. But in the end, I've had over 70 beers from RR. of those, three were unique brands.

 

48 from Shorts, still have some backed up in the notes/review log.

 

48 from DFH.

 

39 from Bell's, followed by 25 from Kuhnhenn

 

I think we need a new poll for the people who answered this poll:

How many interpreted the question as "unique" beers, rather than total beers?

 

27 - Sun King
22 - Bell's
20 - Founder's and 3 Floyd's

 

Unfortunately no one here even appreciates the work you just put into that...sorry brah! At least you know now though right?

 

32 - DFH

 

Personally, I have reviewed the most from Tired Hands, with 9 total. It's more intriguing when the brewery is a brewpub and there is no guarantee that they'll brew it again. Hence more reviews...