Enjoyed at F1 with Patrick. Near black pour with thin brown head, no retention. Like a pina/banana colada in a BCBS. Banana prominent on nose. Great general BCBS flavors, but that juice and coconut really shine. Sweetness plays off each other. Lingering fruits on finish. Big body and light carbonation.

Enjoyed a COTA for F1 with Patrick. Excellent BCBS, but not sure just how different it is in Eagle Rare vs standard Will do a blind taste for the final bottle.

Enjoyed with Patrick at F1. Pours black with no head. Nose mostly roasted barley with hints of wood and vanilla. Taste adds the bourbon note, sweetness as well in that bourbon marries well with the base sweetness, coffee. Deep wood flavor mingles throughout the tasting experience. Big body along with some booziness, very low carbonation.

Black motor oil pour, no head. Nose a bit light, maybe a touch or raisins. Cinnamon leads the taste on the big base beer for a chocolate donut with cinnamon effect. Searching but not finding peppercorn. Body is huge with almost no carbonation.

Had at Blast n Cast. Decent peach and farmhouse flavors but too sour to enjoy more than a few sips.

Enjoyed at SPI for Blast n Cast. Stored for around 5 years at cellar temp. Held up very well with much raspberry and chocolate flavor. Dark pour and a decent beige head. Great body and good lingering finish.

Enjoyed at HCBS #34. Great example of Belgian ale.

Enjoyed at HCBS #34. Simply fantastic. Much better than I remembered, so time did it well. Bottle ~2012.

Pours opaque black with thick beige head and great retention/lacing. Nose surprisingly grainy, cocoa puffs, woody, and mild bourbon. Taste is also toasty grain forward with molasses, mild anise, and bourbon with detectable booziness. Big body and carries some sweetness along with much more carbonation that typical of the style.

Tiki Party. Finishes like finger paint per Alec, and I agree. Many other notes of sweet and subtle spice.

Tiki Party. Great spice flavors, also enjoyed.

With Mike & Laura Tiki Party. Very much enjoyed and no tastes unexpected. A lot of sediment.

Enjoyed at HCBS #33. Came in with more wood and slightly less sour than 2025. Less balanced than 2015.

Enjoyed at HCBS #33. Favorite of 2025, 2020, and 2015. Balance between tartness and flavors. More fruity and simply enjoyable.

Very good. Great oak and molasses. No degradation.

Pours thick and black with no head or lacing. Mild nose of coffee and bourbon. Taste brings molasses, coffee, more bourbon, wood. The body is big and beautiful with minimal carbonation.