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

Tasting amazing, very little oxidation and a surprising amount of fruit. Not as tart as expected either.

La Folie style dark sour backing, not too much fruit left though it's still there. Pretty good, though surprisingly not many people went for it tonight.

Cinnamon and vanilla still coming through but mellow enough not to be overpowering. An interesting dessert sour.

Very tart but not overwhelming for a Rare Barrel beer, and some strawberry character still in there! Crowd pleaser.

Subtle, delicious.

Hops extremely mellow in an amazing way, super delicious.

Sweet, a little bit of funk but not much. Pretty solid but not terribly standout.

Delicious! Mild sour, some light fruit notes (though don't think there's any actual fruit), tasty.

Tasty, solid coconut and noticeable acidity from pineapple, a very quaffable beer on a nice afternoon.

Delicious! Some nice funk and not too sweet coming off a newer Lucybelle.

Shared with neighbors. Straightforward but delicious, absolutely no booze (astounding given the 13% ABV), some mild chocolate and roast character. All around pleasant winter stout.

Tasty! A little sweet, some pleasant grainy character.

Very strawberry forward, and quite tasty! Hides the heat entirely, and really evokes a chocolate covered strawberry.

The non-flat batch, tasting pretty good! Lots of carb, lots of caramel and breadiness.

Batch 88, this was the flat one. Flat and, well, flat. Not a bad taste profile though. Too bad.

Carbonated, so not one of the bad bottles Pablo and I ran into, a little tangier than Adam, a little more overt malt presence. Still a great beer, more hop forward, Adam still the winner but this is tasty.

Hoppier than Adam, a bit like a barleywine but with amazing balance, no more sweetness than needed. Tasty. (Batch 87)

Quite tasty and not what I was expecting with the gin and wine barrel aging. Tasty, very dry, refreshing.