Your "I just want a beer"

I hear! With life throwing all kinds of curveballs your way!

A fresh CCB Jai Alai will always do, if I don't have any...well...a decent IPA will do the trick as well!

 

Crooked Stave - Progenitor
Bells - Java Stout

 

Anchor Steam

 

Sorry to do this to you, but.............



It's so freaking good.....2 weeks old.

 

Second reply: Victory Dirtwolf. Right out of the bottle. Crisp and straight forward but with enough kick to mellow you out.

 

Sierra Nevada Pale Ale

 

Two hearted or torpedo would always be appropriate.

 

Summit Saga IPA
Bell's Porter

 

Used to be Trumer Pils when I was on the west coast. Can't find it out here, and have yet to decide on a go-to to replace it. Beer is so damn expensive here, I just keep ticking.

 

Some sort of Helles or Pilsner.

 

Probably La Fin du Monde

 

Recently, it's been The Kragle IPA by Free Will.

Grapefruit Sculpin always meets the requirements too.

 

Anything in the fridge works.
To call something out; Alpha King if in a hoppy mood or something heavy, like Old Rasputin for a night like tonight?
Summertime would usually be a kolsch (Schlafly) or or nice pale (Osiris).

 

Left Hand Milk Stout/Sam Adam's Cream Stout
Sweet Action
Stone IPA/Palate Wrecker
SN Porter
Mermaid Red/Hop Head Red/Hop Back
Anderson Blood Orange Gose
Labrador Lager/Brooklyn Lager

All of my "go to" beers that regularly find their way into mixed 6 packs

 

usually Pipeworks Lizard King or Zombie Dust

 

Usually Yuengling, or SN Pale Ale.

 

Sixpoint The Crisp (Sweet Action and Bengali also fit the bill)
Neshaminy Creek County Line or J.A.W.N.

 

A well done, inexpensive pale ale.

Here in MN, that would be Summit EPA.

Alternate: whatever pale ale I have in the 'fridge at the time, perhaps Indeed Day Tripper; Fargo Iron Horse; Castle Danger Danger Ale; Deschutes Mirror Pond.

(I'm not a fan of SNPA... heresy, I know...)

 

Whatever is in the homebrew pipeline.

 

Give me a case of Sculpin and I am happy for the weekend.