Delicious, great vanilla notes up front and definite cherry on the finish, and oh so tart. Love this variant.

Delicious, amazing sweetness with little heat, a bit reminiscent of last year's barleywine. They've still got it.

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.

Delicious, surprising bitterness backing up the malt, has held up superbly. Digging it.

Super mellow, a bit of funk, a bit of malt, a lot of grain, and very sippable. Another tasty bottle from Wicked Weed, though probably not as good as the other two I had back in North Carolina.

Great funk in the nose, nice and balanced on the palate, with some funk, some nice sweetness, and a farmhousey finish.

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!

This is a delicious beer.

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

Nice blackberry presence, simple and delicious.

Still great, lots of apricot and tiny but of brett character.

Awesome beer, still bummed I couldn't get more. Basically tastes like Mischief with apricots added (which I'd wager is the actual deal with this beer). Hope it becomes a standard.

Huge beer! First sip was unexpectedly powerful. Followup sips less so, for the ABV still hides the alcohol well. Not quite a stout, a good, big beer.

I think this is the only one I had a pour of, but it's tasting great! I was worried it might not age well, but it held up great. May also have been enjoyable because of the comparatively lower ABV.

Tasting good, a bit lighter than expected, hides the booze entirely, some nuttiness and some oatmeal definitely present, a delicious brew.

Makes the wife a happy wife ;-) Awesome nose, lots of vanilla and maybe a hint of coconut, super smooth on the palate with a perfect balance of maltiness and oak characteristic, cut nicely by the oatmeal. Firestone knows how to make a delicious stout.

Really interesting, a lot of wine notes for a stout, the barrel aging really comes through. Not the best but not bad either.

Weird nose but tasty, sourdough notes quite forward.

Really interesting sour, lots of Mosaic and Brett are the defining characteristics. Soft and bready, definitely a lot of yeast. Tasty.