Wow tasted great. Still some heat after a few sips, no oxidation notes, tons of chocolate and coffee. Can't believe how well this one has held up.

Tasting good, lots of chocolate and some oak char, feel like this may be better fresh (at least the 2014), but still damn delicious.

As good as remembered, especially with chocolate cake. Soooo drinkable for 15% ABV, with great coffee, malt, and bourbon notes, with a delightful bit of heat on the lips. So glad this beer has survived InBev.

Tastes like Sucre! The port aspects I remember from drinking fresh were nowhere near as prevalent, but the beer has held up amazingly. Great in small pours.

Still probably my favorite variant; about the only one I'm happy to have another of!

Most disappointing bottle of the night. Not terrible, but flat, and most of the nuance you get fresh was gone. Gonna have to check out RR bottles of similar vintage to see if it's a trend.

TONS of oxidation in the nose, but it was far less present on the palate. Coffee was there, tho this beer is definitely better fresh.

Delicious, with super intense coffee in the nose and on the palate, with some lovely residual sweetness, chocolate, and condensed milk going on.

Was great. Hazelnut faded a tad (which I liked), balance of sweetness was perfect for a Bruery bottle, another crowd favorite.

Mild hazelnut in the nose and on the palate, lots of Black Tuesday influence, some solid bourbon, and definitely some heat. Tasty, but think this may hit its prime in a year or so.

Wasn't too tart and definitely still a solid amount of fruit there. Great bite and flavor, solid sipper.

Delicious! Super clean, good bit of apricot, perfect tartness, an all around wonderful beer.

Tasting good but not stellar, recall it being better on draft, I did have a pour towards the end of the bottle so might have been dregs interfering.

Such a quaffable gueuze. Smooth, only ever so mildly funky, lovely sweetness, and hasn't lost a step even with 13 years on it.

Awesome funky nose, with such a nice sweetness on the palate, super balanced, drinking great.

Awesome! Great balance of sweetness and funk, such a solid geuze. I actually like it better than Tilquen.

Lovely brett beer with (maybe invented?) still some peach flavor sneaking in there. Honestly expected more of a brett bomb but it was great, a crowd favorite.

Great brett character, still some nice peach, such a nice peach sour even after a year.

Great beer, big brett presence with mild peach fruitiness. Would have liked a bit more peach, but still an awesome brew, the house Logsdon bugs are very recognizable.

Still very punchy, and still with some fruit, but delicious. Some folks claimed it was their favorite of the night.

Tasting a lot like a Night Shift beer, not at all like last remembered, mellow, a teensy bit of nail polish remover, still some lovely fruitiness, and generally delicious.

Such an amazing nose and an awesome sour; great mix of tart and fruit. The Bruery at its best.

Nice addition! Fruits adds to the nose and mellows out the front end, which leads nicely into a puckering finish. Quite good.

Delicious, mellow, almost exactly like I remember it, no pronounced funk, still effervescent. Held up amazingly. Enjoyed with Marshall and Trykie.

Really delicious! Surprisingly low oxidation and still a lovely mellow sweetness, really hides its ABV.

The cotton candy is subdued, but this is still tasting great, especially as it warms up a bit.

Amazing; calling it a barley wine seems almost cheating, it's super thick, awesome marshmallow sweetness coupled with a roastiness in the finish. This is great.

Big! up front, but lots of oak, sweetness, some toffee. Tasty but a sipper.

Amazing beer, the fruit is crazy for the size and age, possibly some detritus in the bottle (barrel fragments?) but oh man who cares, amazing beer.

A little funk but mostly sour, pretty mellow given the age! Kind of a harsh edge? But still enjoyable.

What a delightful warm evening treat. Rounded, balanced, extremely drinkable. A crowd pleaser.

Lots of sediment in the pours, decently tart up front with some (but not a lot of) nebulous fruit on the palate. Not bad but not a favorite.