What breweries would you like to see offer a variety pack?

first thing that came to mind when i saw the thread title

 

O'dells fo sho.

 

I think you hit the nail on the head there. Founders would be phenomenol. Stone and SN would be great too.
I wouldn't mind a variety pack from SixPoint either (Sweet Action, Bengali Tiger, Righteous & The Crisp or all 6 core beers 2 of each) & Green Flash would be another with pretty much any lineup of their beers.

 

Cantillon...in my dreams...

More realistically... Founders..

 

Cantillon actually does offer a variety pack if you go to their brewery, I think it's 20ish euros and has a classic gueuze, kriek and rose de gambrinus.

 

While it doesn't have exactly these 4 beers in it there is a variety case from Founders. Have bought a couple.

 

That would be awesome...

 

I saw variety cases in Philly, and if I recall right, these were the four beers in them.

 

http://www.manoabeverage.com/content/founders-variety.html

 

All.

 

Rogue - Dead Guy, Hazelnut Brown, Mocha Porter, Shakespeare Stout (We need 12oz Shakespeares!)

Deschutes - Black Butte, Obsidian, Mirror Pond or Inversion, Seasonal (Red Chair, FTW!)

Lagunitas - New Dogtown, Little Sumpin', PILS, Sucks

Mendocino - Eye of the Hawk, Peregrine, Seasonal (x4 each)

 

Bell's also has variety cases packaged for Pennsylvania, I think the mix varies by season.

 

Stone had this a couple of years back at Costco. Don't remember the beers (included a smoked porter), but it was 8 bombers total. Was pretty awesome.

 

Firestone Walker!

 

Three Floyds.. Would love any variety pack from them. If they offer something of an APA/IPA mix, that would be awesome.

 

Victory (Prima Pils, Old Horizontal and Storm King Stout) and Schlafly too..

 

Love to see what Dogfish Head would come up with in a mix 12 pack scenario...

 

fff for sure, a north coast mixed 4 pack would be cool too. maybe pranqster, raspy, brother thelonius, and ?.

 

I'd love to see Great Divide do a Yeti bomber 4 -pack for the Xmas holiday.

1 Yeti
1 Oak Aged Yeti
1 Oak Aged Chocolate Yeti
1 Oak Aged Espresso Yeti

 

Yes we do! But I would have no need for a mixed pack with them....all I would want to drink was Shakespeare Stout after Shakespeare Stout, with a Hazelnut Brown (or 3) mixed in for good measure.

 

would love a FFF variety pack

 

I would love the following mix from Great Divide as well :Hercules, Rumble, Titan and Fresh Hop.

 

If we can have only one, I'm leaning toward my Yeti proposal, but damn, your suggestion made me thirsty.

 

If you have a bottle shop or store that sells singles, you can make you own variety pack, although it will probably be at a premium.

 

I'd also like the folks at Southern Tier to do a Blackwater bomber 4-pack.

1 Oat
1 Jahva
1 Choklat
1 Mokah

 

What do you think I do right now

 

Swap the SNPA for their Kellerweis and I am sold on that variety pack all day.

 

Uhhhhh. Buy six packs, make your own variety packs and sell them to friends? [Gold star, please].

 

Hoppin' Frog is more than welcome to take my money for a 4-pack of stouts as well.

2 B.O.R.I.S.
1 D.O.R.I.S.
1 BA B.O.R.I.S.

 

Shorts dessert sampler: 2 Shorts cake, 2 Key lime pie, 2 Turtle, 2 Peach n' cream, 2 S'more stout and 2 Pineapple side-down... amazing.

 

Yep, that is it. I was misremembering it as having their regular Pale Ale rather than the Red's Rye.

 

I grabbed a Great Divide pack last year and it had Samuari, Colette, Titan IPA and Denver Pale Ale (DPA). I really enjoyed that set.

 

Given Pennsylvania's shitty case laws, I love mix packs. Unfortunately there's usually one beer in there that you end up shaking your fist at.

 

There is a Mendocino mixer. I bought one at the brewery located in Saratoga, NY. I then saw the same mixer at a package store for two dollars less.

 

Anchor - Steam, Porter, Liberty, Old Foghorn.

It would make sense.

 

Have seen FW mixers in SEPA...DBA, Pale 31, Velvet Merlin, can't remember the 4th though. Maybe Union Jack?

 

OP mentioned the first 2 that came to mind Founder's and Sierra Nevada. Three Floyds would be awesome!

 

These are the first 3 that came to mind. I have to think it would behoove the brewers to offer these -- it prevents someone from trying one beer, not liking it, and then dismissing the whole brand. Likewise, it can show someone the breadth of the offerings right off the bat.