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Founder and President   Registered Member #1 Joined: Mon Mar 10 2008, 08:14AMCity & State: New Orleans, Louisiana Posts: 5857 Thanked 424 times in 397 posts | Ok think about this and give me your best answer. If you were told you could only drink beer from one brewery for the rest of your life, who would it be and why? | ||
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| Andy |
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| Founder and President Registered Member #1 Joined: Mon Mar 10 2008, 08:14AMCity & State: New Orleans, Louisiana Posts: 5857 Thanked 424 times in 397 posts | My answer would have to be Samuel Adams. I would pick them because of their enormous selection of beer. They have great seasonals and year round brews, most of them very drinkable. They're always experimenting with new or forgotten styles. I don't think many breweries can say this. I don't think they get the credit they deserve. [ Edited Sat Jul 14 2012, 01:17PM ] | ||
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| Beer Cub |
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  Registered Member #510 Joined: Sat Jul 07 2012, 08:02AMCity & State: Cheyenne, Wyoming Posts: 309 Thanked 85 times in 64 posts | My choice would be Highland Brewing of Asheville. I have yet to have a beer from them that I did not enjoy. I call them my "Desert Island" brewery -- in other words, if I was stranded on an island and could only have one brewery, they would be my choice. http://www.highlandbrewing.com/ | ||
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| Jay Theriot |
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American-Style Lager Specialist Registered Member #113 Joined: Thu Jun 18 2009, 04:42PMCity & State: Laplace, Louisiana Posts: 2064 Thanked 374 times in 300 posts | I think I'm inclined to agree with Andy on this one. | ||
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| Norm |
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  Registered Member #37 Joined: Tue Aug 05 2008, 11:44AMCity & State: Burbank CA Posts: 108 Thanked 7 times in 5 posts | I think going back to one of the first Breweries that gave me the apperception for beer was Sierra Nevada so I would choose them. | ||
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| Founder and President Registered Member #1 Joined: Mon Mar 10 2008, 08:14AMCity & State: New Orleans, Louisiana Posts: 5857 Thanked 424 times in 397 posts | Good choice Norm, they have a nice selection. | ||
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| Jay Theriot |
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| American-Style Lager Specialist Registered Member #113 Joined: Thu Jun 18 2009, 04:42PMCity & State: Laplace, Louisiana Posts: 2064 Thanked 374 times in 300 posts | I could deal with Sierra Nevada, or North Coast, for that matter. Both wonderful breweries. | ||
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