It's OK. I probably need to try it fresh but there are much more reliable great beers out there.

It's OK. I probably need to try it fresh but there are much more reliable great beers out there.

It's fine. Not my favorite, though. And way overpriced.

I may have to revise that. I remember this tasting a lot more chocolaty and less roast. Definitely has a bite.

NOT an RIS, but a very good Imperial Stout.

Great scotch ale but the two years didn't do anything for it. Drink fresh, don't bother to age it. Didn't hurt the beer but not worth the cellar space.

Unfortunately this one had turned pretty far, I didn't want any more after the first sip. Parents still thought it was good until I opened the 2015, which had fared much better.

Still good, maybe not as balanced as it could be. Smokier, burnt caramel, enough bourbon but not a bomb. More barrel than bourbon.

Lost about all the bourbon in the flavor. I expected it to be smoother by now but it's still quite boozy. Very sweet, in a good way, though.

Yes. Big, floral, bitter IPA. I could drink this one regularly.

Agree with previous assessment. Very fine, unhyped beer & brewery.

Drank at cellar temp without cooling it at all, really sweet. Rich dried apricot sweetness, almost a port. No heat, very smooth.

Very good classic barleywine. Has a bite at cooler temps so let it warm a bit. Great buy at 3 years old.

It's been a long time since I enjoyed a lager this much. It's easy to get caught up in the more intense, higher abv stuff but there's still a place for any well-made beer.