Nice nose, mellow hop profile, balanced maltiness. Quite tasty!

Nice east coast hop profile, perhaps a bit too much yeast presence (especially for a filtered beer), but not bad.

As the first beer of the evening, comes off a bit sweeter than last evening, a lot more expressive of the east coast profile. Hops provide a mellow backing. Tasty.

Really straightforward east-meets-west coast IPA. Tasty.

As the first beer of the evening, comes off a bit sweeter than last evening, a lot more expressive of the east coast profile. Hops provide a mellow backing. Tasty.

Really straightforward east-meets-west coast IPA. Tasty.

Nice east coast hop profile, perhaps a bit too much yeast presence (especially for a filtered beer), but not bad.

Coming off Pablo's sour, but not as tart as I remember. A good bit of malt, some mellow rye presence and accompanying spice. Pretty good, though maybe a tad malty.

Really pleasant tartness and a mellow profile, a lovely grape sweetness rounds things out. Delicious!

Dark and delicious chocolate notes, a bit of barrel, and a lot of char. Tasty! Could probably let it get even warmer.

Light, crisp, mild funk and farmhouse with a hint of tartness. Funk is bigger in the nose than on the palate. Quaffable!

Not tart at all; a really nice malt character is forward, with the teensiest bit of funk, coupled with mild citrus notes. Great beer, age seems perfect.

Straightforward, light stout with some nice cocoa bitterness.

Extremely tart thanks to the blueberry presence, amazing color, and quite tasty. Probably least favorite fruit adjunct of the night though, as it mostly expresses as acidity.

Clean, nice funk in the Rare Barrel style, and still a good bit of tart fruit there as well.

Cherries very astringent and present here still, with the tart cherries dominating. Quite good!

Lots of fruit, great pucker, all around solid sour with the typical Rare Barrel profile. Digging it.

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.

Still weird, and not so good. Too sweet up front followed by too herby on the backend. Oh well.

Weird! Not bad but... Weird. Best description.