Flavor fallen off. Decent carbonation. Still better than expected.

Overall good but oxidation present. Getting the coffee, vanilla, some cocoa. Some heat way in the finish but highly muted. Enjoyed

Pours black with thick beige head, slight retention minimal lacing. Nose brandy, marshmallow, wood. Boozy, anise, molasses, cocoa. Slight oxidation but not an impairment. Full body and mild carbonation.

Super port bomb. Loved by all that tasted

Poker at Jason's. Super awesome, no off flavors. Enjoyed by all.

Big dried fruit flavor, thick, sweet, light oxidation.

Continues to please. Need more.

Big dried fruit, apricot, smooth, slight oxidation.

Good coconut taste on cocoa. Really enjoyed.

HCBS #19. Very good but not as great as the last one. Finish not top notch

Amazing. No signs of decay. Big coffee and chocolate notes. Fantastic from beginning to end.

Perfection in a bottle

Amazing level of coffee. Stout might be fading a touch.

Wonderful body and taste

Great coffee abound. Love it still.

This bottle held up. Very dark with some copper hue, light head with no retention. Nose a bit vinous, boozy, woody. Taste leans toward the liquor, bourbon and sherry most prominent. Body is above medium with slight carbonation.

Simply perfect. Notes evident from each brewery. One of the best ales ever.

Perfectly aging. Reminds me of the good old days.

Tried after the mocha variant. Did not last as well. Oxidation present.

Great look, dark, small head. Nose almost non existent. Taste big on coffee, not huge on cocoa. Very dry.

Enjoyed with Patrick and Rosatti's

Great barrel notes incorporated with the earthy base ale. Loved it

At one year quite delicious. Nose good molasses, wood. Taste heavy wood. Body medium high and right for a porter.

Good to have one on release but not a great one to age. Really good when young if you like hot barrel aged ale.

Sour with that mild lemongrass back end. Nothing spectacular. Enjoyable.

Superb. Perfect booze and beer balance. Held up with no relevant oxidation issues.

Fantastic! Hint of mushroom and light sourness. Carbonation dropped off but otherwise excellent.

Thin body but tasty stout. Nose full of bourbon, wood, and chocolate. Taste boozy, powder cocoa, sweet malts. Body could be fuller, still very enjoyable.

Seems to be a smoked malt. A bit oxidized but still good in general. A little mysterious.