Which styles do you wish were brewed more often?

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  1. JerzDevl2000

    JerzDevl2000 Grand Pooh-Bah (3,220) Oct 7, 2005 New Jersey
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    I love many types of beer, from Pale Lagers to IPA's to Russian Imperial Stouts but on nearly every retail shelf I've seen, there are only a handful of Weizenbocks and Gose beers to be found. How come brewers don't give them a go more often? I'm sure it has to do with sales and popularity but with so many IPA's out there, it would be nice to see more beers that stand out from the pack!
     
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  2. floridadrift

    floridadrift Initiate (0) Oct 24, 2014 Florida

    Barleywines, old ales and strong ales. Thank God for The Bruery.
     
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  3. TongoRad

    TongoRad Grand Pooh-Bah (3,884) Jun 3, 2004 New Jersey
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    Munich Dunkels, without a doubt. Time for a resurgence in those.
     
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  4. DIM

    DIM Grand Pooh-Bah (4,788) Sep 28, 2006 Pennsylvania
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    Altbiers, Weizenbocks, Dunkelweizens, and Roggenbiers; the world needs more of them.
     
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  5. dirtyfab

    dirtyfab Initiate (0) Oct 21, 2004 New York

    ESB.
     
    #5 dirtyfab, Apr 20, 2015
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  6. marquis

    marquis Pooh-Bah (2,313) Nov 20, 2005 England
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    Mild. If more people tried it there would be a lot less macro lager brewed.Cheaper and tastier.
     
    #6 marquis, Apr 20, 2015
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  7. esetter

    esetter Initiate (0) Nov 17, 2014 Tennessee

    English mild ale. Got into them when I was in the UK. A couple of breweries in western North Carolina are doing them. Excellent. Awsome taste and mouth feel at around 3.9 - 4.2%. Perfect!
     
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  8. Travis_Slovacek

    Travis_Slovacek Initiate (0) Sep 29, 2014 Pennsylvania

    I strongly agree with brewing more of these British and German styles mentioned before. Especially ESB, I can drink a great one of those for days and days.
     
    #8 Travis_Slovacek, Apr 20, 2015
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  9. EveningCordial

    EveningCordial Initiate (0) Apr 29, 2014 New Jersey

    Must have more maple syrup and coffee stouts.
    Berry stouts
    Gose
    Wild ales aged in wine barrels
    More barrel aging other than bourbon (cognac, tequila, rum, apple brandy)
     
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  10. keithmurray

    keithmurray Pooh-Bah (2,967) Oct 7, 2009 Connecticut
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    Munich Dunkel
    Munich Helles
    Old Ale
    Scotch Ales
     
    #10 keithmurray, Apr 20, 2015
  11. pagriley

    pagriley Pooh-Bah (2,382) Oct 27, 2014 Illinois
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    Personally I just wish they brewed macro lite swill less often - switch that production capacity over to real beer!
    We should form a mob and storm A-B Inbev in glorious revolution - retake the means of production for the proletariat! We can call ourselves the Peoples Beer Republic and promise to provide the masses with amazing beer year round... When sourcing, production issues and demand start to put pressure on our new commune of beer we will naturally compromise a bit so we can still meet the needs of the many, I mean after all, our beer would be already labelled as PBR :grinning::stuck_out_tongue:
     
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  12. ecpho

    ecpho Savant (1,183) Mar 28, 2011 New York

    California Common/Steam. In NY Barrier and Peekskill make great ones. But I haven't found anything comparable bottled unfortunately. (recently revisited Anchor but was very disappointed)
     
    #12 ecpho, Apr 20, 2015
  13. bluehende

    bluehende Initiate (0) Dec 10, 2010 Delaware

    Schwarzbier
     
    #13 bluehende, Apr 20, 2015
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  14. Das_Reh

    Das_Reh Initiate (0) Mar 25, 2013 Florida

    I wanna see more American Hefeweizens. Sahti is another style I very rarely see.
     
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  15. patto1ro

    patto1ro Pooh-Bah (2,084) Apr 26, 2004 Netherlands
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    Výčepní Pivo, Polotmavý Ležák, Tmavé Speciální Pivo, Tmavý Ležák, Dunkles Märzen, Pilsator, Kulmbacher, Mumme, 160/-, Gerstebier, Imperial Mild, Burton Ale, Stock Pale Ale, Münster Alt, Deutscher Porter, Lichtenhainer, Light Ale, Double Brown Ale, 4d Ale, Golden Barley Wine, Scottish Sweet Stout and many more.
     
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  16. Givemebeer

    Givemebeer Savant (1,219) Apr 6, 2013 Vermont

    Doppelbocks fellas. Doppelbocks.
     
    #16 Givemebeer, Apr 20, 2015
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  17. LutherBrau

    LutherBrau Initiate (0) Sep 1, 2014 Massachusetts

    Kölsch and Maibock would be at the top of my list
     
    #17 LutherBrau, Apr 20, 2015
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  18. Jeffreysan

    Jeffreysan Initiate (0) Apr 12, 2013 Virginia

    A hundred times this!!
     
    #18 Jeffreysan, Apr 20, 2015
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  19. Jeffreysan

    Jeffreysan Initiate (0) Apr 12, 2013 Virginia

    A hundred times this too!
     
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  20. TonyLema1

    TonyLema1 Pooh-Bah (2,890) Nov 19, 2008 South Carolina
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    Weizenbocks and Dunkelweizens for sure and maybe Dopplebocks
     
    #20 TonyLema1, Apr 20, 2015
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