The beer you most take for granted.

Two Hearted

 

Alpha King and Old Rasputin

 

Smuttynose IPA. Always good, and the one I typically reach over to grab a Two Hearted Ale. Never has a bad Smutty.

 

Smuttynose. They make the best mixed 12 pk. available in Vermont. $14 for 12 beers that are consistently fresh and delicious. And, of course, having 100+ cases of heady topper less than a quarter mile away is never a bad thing, but that's just stating the obvious ;-).

 

Toss-up between Dieu du Ciel and Unibroue... here in Montreal you can get Unibroue almost anywhere, which is amazing; Dieu du Ciel's brewpub is pretty close too and bottles aren't tough to get. Mmm, Aphrodisiaque!

 

Anything by Victory, I always seem to pass them up but they make a bunch of great beers. Next time I go shopping it's time to revisit some.

 

Sam Adams Boston Lager--great beer, readily available but since it is always there I do not get it as often as I would like

 

Any IPA with bottle dating that is widely available in my area. Torpedo, Inversion, and Ranger come to mind first.

 

that's what it was when i lived in MI

now i'd say brooklyn black chocolate stout, founders breakfast stout, ithaca flower power.

 

You seriously take Dark Lord for granted???

 

Probably Sea Hag. I always favor G-bot or 668, but everytime I have a good old, available-every-day Sea Hag, I ask myself why I don't drink it more often.

 

I'd have to go with SN Torpedo, with the combination of price, taste and availability its easy to over look it at times, surely an awesome beer though. Maybe Lagunitas Hop Stoopid, too, one of the best DIPA's and awesome price for a 22oz.

 

Hop Stoopid forsure, I've only had 3 but every time I think to myself I should grab a few the next day due to its awesomeness. Then I go to the liquor store and buy something more expensive and less awesome but with more hype

 

Sierra Nevada Pale Ale for me

 

For me, it's New Glarus -- especially the dancing man wheat. I take Moon Man pale ale for granted, too. I'm sorry baby...

 

Old Rasputin. I'd probably have to start goin' to a therapist if that was gone.

 

Pliny the Elder. On draft 90% of the year where I work.

 

Great Lakes Edmund Fitzgerald Porter. They had a sale on it a the local grocery store for $8.49 a sixer and I did not get any. Also a fine porter.

 

Duvel, one of the few good beers I can actually buy in a store!

 

I came on here to post the same thing!