Miller Lite
See You In Helles - Snake River Brewing
Grim Harvest - sour out of Jester King
Blind Pig - IPA out of RRB
Live Oak Hefe - Live Oak

Lone Star
Shiner Premium
Belhaven Twisted Thistle
Sigma - Murry Crimus
Old Rasputin

I'll roll with a selection of Colorado beers with a decent ABV for all of them.

Bristol Brewing - Winter Warlock Oatmeal Stout 6.0% ABV
Great Divide - Collette Farmhouse Ale 7.3% ABV
Pikes Peak Brewing - Gold Rush Belgian Golden Strong 8.7% ABV
Fieldhouse Brewing - Sticky Paws Honey Wheat 7.5% ABV
New Belgium - Voodoo Ranger Juicy Haze IPA 7.5% ABV

St. Arnold: summer pils
Southern Star: bombshell blonde
St. Arnold: spring bock (spring)/oktoberfest (fall)
Lone Pint: yellow rose
Karbach: tasty waves

only two are year round, but they are pretty different. i feel like those would satisfy a large variety of people, and i appreciate them all.

Miller Lite - This is my tailgate/fishing beer. Always refreshing on a hot day. It was the first beer my dad ever let me have a "sip" of and to this day it still taste the same to me.
Lone Pint Yellow Rose - Solid Smash IPA. Just a good drinking IPA that doesn't over hop me.
Delirium Tremens - delicious tripel blonde. I pounded down 3 of these just outside of the market square in Brussels before I asked my now wife to marry me. Helped calm the nerves lol.
St. Arnold Pumpkinator - Love the flavor plus my father-in-law and I buy a case of 12 every year and save a handful for drinking years down the road. It's been our thing since well before I married into the family and I always look forward to it.
English Cream Ale (any kind) - Nothing beats walking into a pub and ordering a pint of whatever ale they have on tap and watching as they use the foam scrapper and hand you the pint. Delicious.

Lone Pint Yellow Rose
Corsendonk Abby Brown Ale
St. Arnolds Summer Pils
Spaten Hefeweizen
Goose Island Bourbon County Stout

St. Arnold Octoberfest
St. Arnold Christmas Ale
St. Arnold Spring Bock
Shiner Bock
Breckenridge brewery avalanche

DubFalls said:

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I'll roll with a selection of Colorado beers with a decent ABV for all of them.

Bristol Brewing - Winter Warlock Oatmeal Stout 6.0% ABV
Great Divide - Collette Farmhouse Ale 7.3% ABV
Pikes Peak Brewing - Gold Rush Belgian Golden Strong 8.7% ABV
Fieldhouse Brewing - Sticky Paws Honey Wheat 7.5% ABV
New Belgium - Voodoo Ranger Juicy Haze IPA 7.5% ABV

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Yesss. So we hiked pikes peak , had some bars to eat and that was pretty much it. came back down to the car and I had a single Gold Rush. That's the quickest I've been drunk, probably ever.

turfman80 said:

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RR Pliny the Elder
Timbo Pilsner
Old Rasputin
HF Anna
Michelob Lager

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Can you still get regular old Michelob? That was a favorite "better beer" in college. I do know they stopped with the distinctive bottle at some point after I lost had it.

Deep Ellum Dallas Blonde
Lone Pint Yellow Rose IPA
512 Pecan Porter
Shiner Bock

Can I have a rotating seasonal tap? Shiner Cheer, Shiner *****ly Pear, Abita strawberry lager, Live Oak Oaktoberfest

This is tough.

Miller Lite - football/outdoors/refreshing after working outside
Russian River Pliny the Elder - cuz IPA
TUPPS Day of the Dead - thought about putting a true Hazy IPA here, but this is a good balance of some Haze but not over the top
Oskar Blues Ten FIDY - wanted a good stout, love bourbon barrel-aged stouts, but that would probably get old
Westbrook Gose - wanted something sour and crushable

I can no longer find Cosendonk in Houston. I was told it no longer has a Texas distributor. So if anyone can find it please let me know.

RR Pliny - dIPA
Rogue Dead Guy Ale - Maibock
Alchemist Focal Banger - American IPA (would have chosen Heady Topper but it's also a dIPA)
Westbrook Gose -Gose easily crushable for tailgating and such
JK Atrial Rubicite - wild ale? Need something for when I'm wanting a sour

No porters/stouts, but I'm not a huge fan of those anyways and would 99/100 choose a nice fresh ipa.