This beer is great; the blend works so well, with a nice tartness up front that mellows perfectly into the stout for the finish.

Great mix of sour, stout, and brings down the alcohol to a drinkable level. Wish I had more, actually super accessible.

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.

Still great if huge, and hazelnuts have mellowed substantially much to my liking.

Awesome, really boozy nose but almost none of it on the palate, the hazelnut is very mild and otherwise it's the delicious Black Tuesday profile I expect. Delicious.

Smells very much like an old fashioned, very sweet with some citrus, definite yeast presence on the finish but they hit their target pretty nicely. Tasty.

Really big up front with a tiny bit of heat, but super chocolately on the finish. Yum.

Big, boozy, lots of roasted chocolate, almost no head, a bit harsh on the finish but oh man what a beer. Raiiiiiin.

Great; easier drinking than Black Tuesday, with great chocolate overtones (though not too on the nose) with some roasted character. Another huge ABV winner from The Bruery.

Much like the other variants, but works well with the rye (which is there but very mild). Delicious, quite drinkable.

Good, not too boozy, don't know that I get much oak, and no heat. Tasty!

Very sweet, molasses laden nose, similar on the palate, with some barrel notes, some fruit, very little heat, and lots of candi sugar. Faint brandy but not a ton. Very tasty.

Big but extremely drinkable, lives up to its reputation, one of the better old ales I've had.

Tasting great, the rum aging adds a really nice sweetness, enjoyed this more than the 2013 regular.

Still pretty hot, surprisingly, but has held up well. A hell of a big first sip.

Marshall drank this one in San Diego.

Big, boozy, that same BT that we know and love. Great to share with a big group.

Huge and in your face with the bourbon, the barrel, and lots of malty coffee and roasted chocolate flavors. A slow sipper with a lite heat, and delicious. Lives up to the reputation.

Only got a small taste, but still lots of fruit and a nice pucker.

Big, thick, noticeable rye influence and a fairly subdued fruit character. Good, but not mind blowing.

Super tart, great fruit on the back end, not at all boozy, delicious.

Lots of licorice in the nose but not too much on the palate, still a bit of heat even when cold, chocolate, molasses, and toffee notes as well. Tasting good, though I think some age really does help Parabola.

Has aged well; mellow sweetness, mellow funk, nice body.

Definitely getting a lot more brett a year in; great beer for a warm day, nice bitterness on the finish.

A little more Brett than last time; delicious!