Pretty good! Smokiness makes a nice compliment to the typical barley wine sweetness.

Interesting barleywine, oaked/smoked aspect gives it a unique sharpness, and it's not too sweet nor syrupy. I like it.

I do so like this beer. Will be sad once it's gone... unil next year! Well balanced and lupulicious.

This is a really tasty DIPA. Balanced but still hop forward, I can't help but drink these when I have them.

Good! Better balanced than the Black Label, far less malt in the nose and palate. A solid DIPA.

Dogfish Head influence is evident, maltiness much like 90-Minute, but with a different hop profile. Not bad.

Ruby red, wow! Intriguing nose with some sour, some cherry. On the tongue, cherry is pretty overwhelming, high carbonation, only a minor sour note at the start. Interesting but not spectacular.

Delicious, great bitterness, not too sweet, a balanced DIPA.

A great IPA, an easy pickup any time I see it.

Solid, also. 'Nuff said.

A really solid IPA, extremely balanced and drinkable.

Amazing Stone hop nose, and quite sharp on the palate, but not overwhelming. Tasty.

Tasty! Fruitier, in a Belgian yeast kind of way, than I remember. A good Cami beer.

Quite tart, almost no sweetness. Very low carbonation. Not bad.

Great tartness, love the tart/sweet balance, awesome beer.

Light, medium funk, mild sweetness, crisp, some straw, quite delicious!

Sweet, yam in the nose but not too much on the palate. Interesting, but not a favorite.

First one was sour! Accidentally soured batch, and second bottle likely affected as well. Lots of vinegar, not sure how I felt about this take on it.

Murky, sweet in the nose with some toffee, and on the tongue there are definite fig, currants, and a tiny bit of booziness in the finish. Awesome, really at a good spot now. (2007 Vintage)

Spices quite on the nose, but grows on you. Cami really liked it, so so for me, but not a bad beer.

Lots of yeast, but light on the palate, some zest, some pleasant sweetness. Good triple.

Has held up quite well, though not as much fruit as I remember, which is to be expected. I do feel like the Westvelteren 12 holds up better.

Tasty! Plums have faded a it, but still a solid Belgian quad.

Dark fruit smokiness, delicious, lingering. Must get more!

Delicious! Dark, roasted notes, mild fruit. Not sure I'd call it best beer in world, but damn good.