Interesting nose, a little ripe, but nice on the palate, like a mildly sweet but well balanced barleywine. Has done well given the age.

Delicious! Super balanced barleywine.

Delicious barleywine! Much higher hop level than is typical for the style, but it works out to a delicious and more balanced beer. Super enjoyable.

Delicious! Super balanced barleywine.

Delicious barleywine! Much higher hop level than is typical for the style, but it works out to a delicious and more balanced beer. Super enjoyable.

Refreshing. Light, quite dry, some saison wheat character, and the chiles lend the perfect amount of heat on the finish.

Tart, some fruit, lots of barrel, delicious.

Tartness, oak in nose, vinous tartness, good and quite tart Flanders!

This is a delicious beer.

Delicious! Brett is mild, sweetness is perfect, some wheatiness.

Quite tasty! Vanilla in the nose, but definitely getting the biscotti on the palate. Good, if expensive.

Lots of pine, super fresh nose, delicious.

Lots of pine, super fresh nose, delicious.

Much better than last time, the time to settle helped. Still big but pretty good.

Intense malt in the nose, smells heavy, lots of booze, bourbon, and malt on the palate. Biiiig beer, really needs to settle down, I'd give this another year minimum.

Started out not liking it, but as it warmed up it grew on me, actually pretty good. Dark, interesting malt profile, good sweetness but not over the top.

Orange blossom honey, three mms on the Cami scale. Tons of carbonation, tons of yeast, actively overflows from the bottle once uncapped.

Less sweet than expected, a lot of yeast character, not a favorite.

Straightforward imperial stout, nothing amazing but still quite solid.

A very mellow stout, not too much roast nor too much sweetness, drinkable and tasty.

Lots of dried fruit in the nose, some raisin, some stone fruit. Some booze on the palate, along with more fruit, some vanilla, and a little cocoa. Good, but could definitely use time to settle. Bottle 344.