What is your "go-to" beer?

[rockbasementbeer]

Everyone has that brew they always have in the fridge. For me it is dales pale ale

 

[ChshreCat]

Anything from Deschutes.

 

[pharaohpierre]

I wish I could try some Deschutes. I hear great things about their beers and there are a few that really intrigue me. The problem is that they are not available in Florida.

Usually my go to IPA would be Stone IPA.

 

[AgentHubcap]

I have a fridge full of widmear right now that I'm loving (that I got from work). I normally don't buy cases of beer, though.

 

[Bierliebhaber]

Mine...I'm a homebrewer.

 

[tdhickey]

I prefer to always have a multi-pack case of whatever craft brewery I can find in a store. Latest one was a Pyramid 24 pack from Costco that had a winter ale, octoberfest, ipa and barleywine. Also a Blue Moon multipack with some spring ales in it. I prefer to always have something different, rare to buy the same beer twice.

I will buy and try any barleywine I can find, but those never last in my fridge for very long!

My go to in a store (like target) would be Blue Moon or Newcastle if I can't find anything else more interesting in a pinch.

 

[mb82]

It is rare that a storebought beer gets into my fridge. If one does it is either O'Connors Green Can or Hardywood Single.

 

[Weezy]

Stoneys (cheap, good, local American lager) and something from Full Pint brewery (because I can walk to the brewery from my house...and its good too)

 

[Malty_Dog]

That's what kind of cool with homebrewing. I don't really have a "go to" any more. It used to be Yuengling. Yes, I'm from PA.

 

[APendejo]

Natty Light, when I can afford it.

 

[wheathead]

My go to beer is my agave wheat. Otherwise, it's Yuengling Lager.

 

[HawksBrewer]

My Citra Pale Ale is usually on tap and definitely my go-to. Problem is it never lasts long enough and I just can't seem to brew enough.

 

[cclloyd]

SNPA or Yuengling

 

[MikeSteele]

Sierra Nevada...Summerfest in the summer, Ruthless Rye in the spring, Pale Ale any other time

 

[Durhamite]

Ruthless Rye in the spring, SNPA and Sweet Josie (Lonerider) the rest of the year.

 

[flars]

Home brewed amber ale. PBR is out in the garage.

 

[Jayhem]

Usually my go-to is my house Pale Ale (with some combination of Cascade, Centennial, Citra hopping). If by some off chance I haven't planned my brew days well and run low on Pale Ale I will buy a case of SNPA or Fat Tire Amber Ale in that order.

I have a feeling the Centennial Blonde currently in primary will be my second house brew. :rockin:

 

[Nightshade]

If I am gonna buy a go-to beer it is either PBR or Black Butte Porter

 

[Turner5]

If my pipeline is running low I'll pick up a keg of Dale's pale ale. Oskar Blues give 15% off for homebrewers association members so it works out to be a pretty good deal. I also buy it pretty often for camping and other things since it comes in a can.

 

[Brewrifle]

Deschutes black butte porter
Stone IPA

Depending on if I'm in the mood for hoppy or malty.

 

[Cider123]

Blue Moon or Shock Top if we are talking store-bought beer. Usually the Shock Top cause it's cheaper.

 

[Varmintman]

Store bought Bud lite. Hey I like it

 

[dstranger99]

Icehouse. 5.5% ABV for $8.00 a 12 pack.

 

[Plinythelderphan]

Off the shelf: Bells Two Hearted Ale O'so Hopdinger, Goose Island IPA, and Sierra Torpedo

Mine: I usually have some of my homemade Pliny sitting around, that's usually a crowd pleaser.