I brew my own and have a keg-r-ator in the living room,
i have one keg of Gunn Runner Ale, its about 7%, its a red/brown American Ale that if you try to compare it to anything else its similar in taste to newcastle except a bit hoppier with a much smoother finish.

Also have two kegs conditioning right now of another brew i do called AntiMatter Ale, its got hints of coffee and chocolate that is a dark porter almost a stout that is probably closer to 8%

Both are incredibly smooth tasting, easy drinking but with serious octane
:-).

I have the remnants of a week old growler of Flat Branch ESB and a half a bottle of Patron. Need to buy beer.

Planning on grabbing some Bell's Two Hearted Ale (a wicked IPA) and hopefully the local store has fulfilled their promise of getting a selection of 22oz bottles from Avery (I'm dying for some Hog Heaven).

I recently moved to Mid Missouri and I miss all my old favorites like Stone, Avery, Deschutes, Midnight Sun, etc. If it weren't for the availability of beer from Bell's and Goose Island I don't know what I'd do.

Note to self: need to start a new batch of homebrew.

I dont keep much beer on hand but i'd love to keep a lot of Belgian stuff around, like in kegs, right off the boat from Brussels ...

Some Pink Killer, some Scotch de Silly, some Gulden Draak .... etc etc etc ...

I need to make another beer run... but at the moment, I'm drinking a Unibroue La Fin Du Monde. Mmmmmm!

My week includes:

Lagunitas Maximus
Steelhead Double IPA, Scotch Porter, & Extra Stout
Avery Out of Bounds Stout (maybe Porter & IPA, too? -- I forget)
Lost Coast Eight Ball Stout
North Coast Old No. 38 Stout
Sierra Nevada Bigfoot

I seem to be kinda partial to N. Cali, huh?

Depends on which hand.

I'm running low...

I'm down to an Allgauer Oktoberfest and a couple Black Butte porters....

right now, my boyfriend and i are all about some yuengling lager, it's super yummy and after all , it is independence day. it is the oldest brewery in america!! : )

Bell's Two Hearted Ale.

FTW.

Shiner 99 - Helles Lager

Probably the best to come out of the "little brewery in Shiner" since the 96. Only one more year to 100 for them, should be interesting to see what comes next. If you're not in Texas or close, you probably don't really know what I'm talking about.

Bear Republic IPA
Speakeasy's Old Godfather Barleywine
Duvel

Yay beer!

• Avery Hog Heaven
• Bell's Java Stout
• Southern Tier Unearthly Imperial IPA (11%, 153 IBU)
• Bell's Two Hearted Ale
• Pilsner Urquell

Current fridge inventory:

Dogfish Head Festina Peche
Ommegang Witte
Great Lakes Moondog Ale
Pete's Wicked Strawberry Blonde
... and one remaining bottle of our own homebrewed Scottish ale from last year.

I went to Binny's in the Chicago area to stock up this weekend:

Dogfish Head 90 Minute IPA
Dogfish Head Pangea
Dogfish Head Immort Ale
Three Floyds Dreadnaught Imperial IPA
Three Floyds Alpha IPA
Victory Hop Devil
Avery Maharaja Imperial IPA

Apparently I like IPAs.

Troegs Hopback Amber

Evil Eye malt liquor (discontinued, no longer in production as of recently ... 10% abv )

: P

I still have 6 22oz bombers of my super IPA. I also have a buttload of this Belgian Honey Wheat that is just about to reach the age of majority.

We have some ginger beer (made with dark brown sugar, honey, ginger, and lemons) that is turning out pretty good. The only thing I would do different next time is to use either a champagne yeast or an american ale yeast instead of a belgian abbey yeast.

There's a triple espresso imperial stout that I'll rack to the secondary tomorrow but it won't be ready for quite some time.

Oh, and I have some Bell's Third Coast Old Ale (amazing), Flying Dog Double Dog (totally worth the price of admission), Great Divide Old Ruffian Barley Wine (can't wait to try it), and New Belgium Trippel (kind of do not want. Does New Belgium make anything worth drinking?)

It's not too original, but we always have ice cold New Castle on hand.

I am in upstate New York.

I just picked up four bottles -- drank one -- of Southern Tier Pumking Pumpkin Stout. It's the best pumpkin I have had.

I have a bottle of their Creme Brulee (vanilla) Stout as well. We are going to try to cellar those. We'll see.

Had the Pennichuck (N.H.) Brewery Pompier barleywine recently. Good stuff.

There's one bottle of the Weyebacher (Pa.) Imperial Pumpkin left.

Elysian from Seattle just started diustributing up here (I think), and I have their IPA and their Stout.

sam adams cherry wheat
belhaven wee heavy.

Went to Illinois and kinda went crazy:

Arcadia Cereal Killer Barleywine
Bear Republic Big Bear Black Stout
Lagunitas Imperial Stout
Lagunitas Lucky 13
Lagunitas Lumpy Gravy
Lagunitas Maximus IPA
Bell's Hell Hath No Fury
Founders' Centennial IPA
Lagunitas Hairy Eyeball
Victory Storm King Imperial Stout
Three Floyds Alpha King IPA
Dogfish Head Midas Touch
Dogfish Head Raison d'être
Dogfish Head Black and Blue
Dogfish Head Indian Brown Ale
Avery Mephistopheles Stout
Avery The Beast Grand Cru
Avery Ale to the Chief
Avery 15th Anniversary
De Dolle Export Stout
De Dolle Dulle Teve (Mad Bitch)
Norrebro North Bridge Extreme IPA
Gouden Carolus Hopsinjoor (Belgian IPA)

After a summer of hosting parties and taking a flurry of financial body shots, my beer reserves have been emptied. Never thought it would happen, but it did.

Being broke, I've been searching out economical yet tasty brews.

Right now, I'm stocked up with Wolaver's Organic Sampler (Pale, Brown & IPA). Only 28$ w/tax here, and I'm quite impressed with the quality at that price.

I did go out and splurge recently and bought some Weyerbacher's Blasphemy. This is their Quad Belgian Abbey aged in an oak whiskey cask..... it is f*ing orgasmic :)

Drinking a few Schell Oktoberfests ... have a few Victory Golden Monkey sitting around .
I'm also drinking more economical brews and even getting back into malt liquors at times !
Some of them are not bad (Evil Eye for example ) .

Last month our LHBS had 24 people go in on a case buy and this is what the cat dragged home.
SO and I went through them in about 3 days ;-) -One bottle of each of the following ;-)

Bells Third Coast Ale
Sierra Nevada Bigfoot
Tommyknocker Imperial Nut Brown Ale
Sam Adams Hallertau Imperial Pilsner
Schoss Eggenberg Samichlaus
Old Chub Scottish Style Ale
Moylan's Kilt Lifter
Brouwerij Van Steenberge N.V. Monk's Sour Flemish
Dieu Du Ciel Derniere Volonte
Longtrail Double Bag
O'Fallen's Smoked Porter
Founders Breakfast Stout
Troegs Mad Elf
Uerige Sticke Altbier
Riverhorse Triple Horse
Weyerbacher Double Simcoe
Sam Smith Imperial Stout
Ommegang Abbey Double
Grimbergen Abbey Double
Bells Cherry Stout
Arcadia Jaw Jacker
St Peters Porter
Flying Fish Grand Cru Winter Reserve
Boaks Monster Mash
Sierra Nevada Bigfoot
Victory Golden Monkey
Anderson Valley Winter Solstice
Sierra Nevada Celebration
Fullers London Porter
Brooklyn Black Chocolate Stout
O'Hanlon's Thomas Hardy's Ale 2005

Went to Illinois. Hoping to help the economy. Got some stuff:

Dogfish Head Chicory Stout, 90 Minute, Midas Touch
Lagunitas Hairy Eyeball, Brown Shugga
Mikkeler Black Hole Stout
St. Bernardus abt 12
etc., etc.

Have bunch of Dogfish Head Apri-Hop
and
Stoudts MaiBock

both are 7%

Unibroue 17 right now - a 'bomber' bottle ... similar to St. Bernardus and Westvleteren (Belgian dark ales) ... not quite that good but ... good !

10% abv !!

In the Fridge:
Geary's Winter Ale
Sierra Nevada Kellerweiss
Rogue Mogul Madness ale
Manchester Brewing's Emperor Norton's Peppermint Stout
Allagash Confluence Ale
Stone Vertical Epic 2009
Sierra Nevada Celebration
Allagash Four
Brooklyn Chocolate Stout
Victory Golden Monkey
Dogfish Head Chickory Stout
Shiner Bock
Leinenkugel's Classic Amber
Weyerbacher Imperial Pumpkin
Sierra Nevada Torpedo Extra IPA
Brooklyn Hopfen-Weisse

On the aging shelf:
Dogfish Head World Wide Stout x2
Portsmouth Brewery Kate the Great x2 from 2009
La Fin du Monde from 2007 and 2008