Again, very sour and light fruit. Cork in perfect condition. Low carbonation.

Very tart. Clean. Fruit presence light. Cork wet on top but did not appear to be compromised.

Enjoyed at Blast n Cast. Deep coffee flavor with a vanilla and bourbon back. Enjoyed by the guys.

Less sweet that regular KBS. Coffee flavors not very bold. Still very enjoyable.

Quite bitter, not huge coffee addition but more than normal. Body too thin

Blueberry faded for sure. Still remarkably good and balanced. Sour not over the top.

Enjoyable, again fruit dropping but still present. Super clean and dry.

Fruit presence good but not great. Clear lacto sourness.

After DLD with Bill. Tasty and can't remember much at this point.

10 years old and fantastic. Solid farmhouse with hooks still present. A true winner from the best of times.

Super solid and drank well in the pool. Flavors are woody, boozy, and greatly complimenting the base stout

HCBS #21 12 year vertical. Similar to 17, tops for some.

Super surprised. Drinking perfectly. Great flavors of chocolate and light whisky. Nose not well defined. Good body and finish.

Great beer, booziness near gone.

Enjoyed at Blast n Cast. Drinking incredibly well. Nose is perfect, very minor oxidation on taste. Great molasses booziness. Finish is slightly flawed.

Enjoyed in pool. Loved it.

Falling in flavor with some improvement with air time.

HCBS #21 12 year vertical. Worst of show, boozy.

After some air it drank amazingly. Big body, very minor difference from new. Boozy and delicious.

Enjoyed at HCBS #17 before a 2022. Wow, this one continues to hold up great! Was the favorite of the two hands-down. Bigger body and more complex.

A bit disappointed on this one. Heavy mold on the cap but no infiltration on seal. Good flavor up front but finish not as good as others in this year.

Somerset dove camp. Great with some signs of oxidation.

At Gulpha Gorge campground fireside. Simply wonderful as usual.

Nose: chocolate, fig, dark cherry. Taste: Boozy, brighter flavors. Body: Much smoother, more carb.

Nose: chocolate, fig, dark cherry. Taste: Boozy, brighter flavors. Body: Much smoother, more carb.

Needed air for 10 min then spectacular

Great ale at Black Gap WMA

A bit medicinal, hot, boozy. Very good but not the best bottle in this vintage.

Another great bottle. I have to search for oxidation. Tremendous!

Doing great

Wow, this is fantastic. Not a huge body stout but plenty good. Coffee and chocolate blend fantastically with the rye and wood. I have renewed appreciation for this stout.

Enjoyed at HCBS #13. Great barrel aged stout. Love the coffee notes with the booziness. Not as full bodied as some.

Great flavors, body trying to keep up with the booze.

Super clean lacto sweet tart taste and super sour. The barrel more noticable on nose than taste. Clear copper color with no head but some carbonation.

Quite disappointing. Almost no orange. Sweetness has toned down, though. Finish has an off flavor bitterness. Not holding up for less than 6 years old.

Enjoyed in the pool. Absolutely amazing for 10 years old. No signs of degradation. Even had decent head. Nose and taste great, maybe a bit muted.

Enjoyed with Patrick. Pours black with beige head that retains a ring. Nose has the wine barrel on top the base beer malt and soy sauce. Taste is berry like on top of the sweetness, quite unique and unexpected. Huge body and minimal carbonation.

Flavors flat and a bit off. Thin body, waited too long. Just a touch of strawberry, no vanilla or chocolate which is odd.

Enjoyed at Cedar Breaks State Park. Zero carbonation and otherwise flawless. Reminded me of JW Lee's ales. Raisin popping through on nose and palate. Big body to match the sweetness. Absolutely loved this.

Good for a lower abv imperial. Pours black with quick disappearing head. Touch of vanilla, cocoa nibs coming in as well and likey bringing some bitterness. Lower body not conducive to aging much longer.