Which Breweries do you try to have every offering from?

As stated by the OP, locals - Sweetwater, Red Brick, Terrapin et al, are always on my radar. If I lived a little closer to Burnt Hickory and Reformation, the same deal.

As other breweries such as Foothills, Russian River, Surly, and Three Floyds are not available in Georgia - Sierra Nevada, Founders, Bells, and New Belgium fit that description, with the exception of high-priced bombers. And because of the 14 years I spent in El Paso, TX, I seek to try everything new from Spoetzl that comes to Georgia.

 

Indeed
Steel Toe
Odells

 

Pretty Things

 

Being from south jersey, I try to get everything I can from Flying Fish, Dogfish, Yards and Weyerbacher.

 

Troegs in Hershey, PA and Great Lakes in Cleveland, OH.

 

Deschutes only because they make the best beer in the world.

 

Hill Farmstead and Lawson's...

 

Founders, Firestone Walker and Boulevard

 

Goose Island and Founders

 

These only include releases that are available in my state.

Flying Dog, Dogfish (up to date), Stone (up to date), Burley Oak and Union (anything local to MD really). I have neglected DuClaw for the most part after being turned off of them by a few brews, but I think I really need to give them another shot.

I want to start going through another brewery. I was leaning towards Lagunitas, but Founders is coming in a little over a month. Then, there is Terrapin, Firestone Walker, Troegs, Sierra Nevada and Samuel Adams.

With all of the really great limited releases and collaborations that come from all of these, I haven't been able to go through most of their common ones. I mean I've had Heady Topper (friend gave me some), but not Sierra Nevada Torpedo.

 

Firestone Walker might be the only one for sure.

Founders, Jack's Abby & Allagash are some of my favorite breweries and I try to have as many offerings as I can.

 

Prairie, Roughtail, Dead Armadillo, Coop. Drink local.

 

There is nothing Founder's makes (or will make) that I wouldn't want to try.
Bell's not far behind.

 

Living in Texas I can't get much of my MI roots, but I am glad I can get Founders. From Texas I try everything from Jester King and Prairie, they very rarely disappoint.

 

Great Lakes
Bells
Sierra Nevada
Troegs

 

Smuttynose. Wide range of excellent high quality styles.

 

New Glarus, Central Waters, Sierra Nevada, Bells, Great Divide (when I can find it)

 

Fat Head's
Sierra Nevada
Stone
Wicked Weed

 

Of those I have regular access to: Founders, Lagunitas, Stone, Southern Tier, AleSmith. I'll also inevitably check out whatever new offering DFH releases, just because I tend to find them to be, if nothing else, interesting.

 

^^this...