Your Go-To Brew

Sierra Nevada Torpedo or Pale Ale. Although Fresh Squeezed is going year round soon so now it will be my go to.

 

I've never had d'Extra either. It was retired but they are bringing it back. It's an 18% version of d'Etre.

 

When my sister and brother-in-law and their kids were stationed at Fort Riley in Kansas, I had a pretty steady supply of Tallgrass beers: 8 Bit, Velvet Rooster, Oasis, Buffalo Sweat and Vanilla Bean Buffalo Sweat. I miss that stuff now

 

Well, seeing as you said available all the time all year, here are my go-to (in order / % Likelihood of me buying it):

1. Lagunitas Little Sumpin Sumpin (30%)
   
2. Founders All Day IPA (30%, more heavily in the summer)
3. Victory Dirtwolf (20%)
4. Bell's Two Hearted IPA (10%)
5. Stone IPA (10%)

But what I wanted to say:

1. Lagunitas Sucks
2. Victory Hop Ranch

 

In the colder months, I always tend to fall back on Left Hand Milk Stout. Easy to find. Delicious to drink.

Once it gets a little warmer, I just turn to Half Acre Daisy Cutter. Tends to always hit the spot.

 

All Year

Sierra Nevada Staples (PA,Torpedo)
Murphy's Stout

Regular yearly seasonals I get.

Firestore Velvet Merlin
Sam Adams Octoberfest
Sierra Nevada Celebration

 

Here in the Tampa area, it's got to be Jai Alai, especially when it's fresh (and it usually is).

 

I don't really have a single go-to but I almost always have one or more of: Great Lakes Dortmunder, Revolution Anti-Hero, Founders All Day, and the local Maumee Bay Total Eclipse.

 

Sierra nevada seasonals.

 

odell IPA and Union Jack... I could drink both of them all day everyday

 

Anchor Steam.