Berries prominent. Sourness above average. No off flavors.

Good nose and taste. Elements of the cantaloupe and tarragon present. Appropriate carbonation for 5 years old. Great overall.

Good wood. Not the body I want. Good beer overall.

Enjoyable, not much rum.

The end of an era. Bought these 15 years ago! This last bottle had a great chocolate note with near heavy moutfeel. Oxidation in check. Truly enjoyed. Not seen a a 7oz bottle in a very long time.

Poker at Jason's. Bad but not as horrible as the last one.

No good. Oxidation taken over. Not much hope.

A little more signs of oxidation. Still holding roasted malt flavors.

Shocked at this 10 year old stout. Not sure how, but oxidation is next to nothing. Rich, unique flavor layered on the roasted malt.

Absolutely incredible. This one has more years to come. Sour is tame, still has some hints of mezcal.

Great farmhouse ale. Highly drinkable with some sourness.

Bounced back with big berries well integrated. Legendary beer, will be missed.

Notes of oxidation but otherwise spectacular. Hard to believe at 5 years so good.

Small signs of oxidation and still excellent. Berries still present on nose and on taste but do not linger.

Peach holding up, near jammy, sour in check and we'll balanced.

Great raisin hints.

Late evening at F1. Very enjoyable.

Drank with Will at F1. Fantastic, love how this one is progressing.

Wow, the 1.5 years have treated this so well. Balance of flavors between malt, booze and wood is intoxicating. Living it now and should just get better for multiple years.

Good but another year will be better

Enjoyed at HCBS #31. Not much there for the berries, just a touch on the finish. Sour.

All sweet notes are muted and melded with the farmhouse base. Very enjoyable.

Blown away with flavor at the beginning. Aftertaste lingers with astrigency. Heavy dried stone fruits, wood.

Remarkably good at 4 years, especially when warmer.

A little past best by date. Very good, dry, funky and moderately sour with cherries integrated rather than playing first fiddle. Nose is primarily cherry, but taste brings many other notes. Medium light body and does not retain carbonation.