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Picture | Title | Sealed | Posted | Price |
Russian River Beatification 3L | Yes | 2021-02-24 | $400.00 | |
For sale is a unopened 3L bottle of Russian River Beatification. It was bottled on 3-18-2018. The beer was kept in my cellar since it's release and the label is in great condition. This beer was made lambic style. It is a mix of old and new spontaneously fermented beer. This beer is hard to come by normally and almost impossible to find in 3L(three litre) format. Beatification is more expensive than thier other sours but much more complex. This batch was ready for consumption when it was released but will age for many more years. | ||||
Sam Adams 2011 Utopias- Unopened | Yes | 2021-02-24 | $450.00 | |
This is an unopened, sealed decanter of the Boston Beer Company's 2011 UTOPIAS. This item is numbered #00296 at bottling, is intact with the original box and tasting notes. | ||||
2014 Bourbon County 2 pack | Yes | 2021-02-22 | $75.00 | |
2 pack of 2014 BCS . Stored in basement Free conus shipping + 5 WOM | ||||
Bourbon County Variants (16,17,18) | Yes | 2021-02-22 | $125.00 | |
Bourbon County Prop 18 / 19 Reserve Rye | Yes | 2021-02-21 | $240.00 | |
Both stored in basement. Free conus shipping + 5 WOM | ||||
2018 Bourbon County Variants (3) - 1x Bramble Rye, 1x Coffee Barleywine, 1x Wheatwine | Yes | 2021-02-20 | $80.00 | |
Three different 2018 Bourbon County Brand Stout (BCBS) Variants. 1x Bramble Rye, 1x Coffee Barleywine, 1x Wheatwine. Original owner, properly cellared in basement. Paypal for payment. Thank you. | ||||
2014 Goose Island Proprietor's & Vanilla Rye | No | 2021-02-20 | $315.00 | |
Empty bottle. Both bottles purchased by me on Black Friday 2014. Wine cellar stored then beer fridge stored stored the last two years. | ||||
Stone Farking Wheaton w00tstout, Lukcy Basardt, and Self-Righteous | Yes | 2021-02-18 | $75.00 | |
Three 22 oz bottles of 2013 Stone releases. Stone Farking Wheaton w00tstout, Stone Lukcy Basartd, and Stone Sublimely Self-Righteous Ale. This variety pack is sure to have some great flavor. These fine brews were purchased directly by me and cellar-aged in full darkness and stored according to best practices. Please enjoy the fruits of my patience and labor. Note that the w00tstout is a collaboration with Drew Curtis, Wil Wheaton, and Greg Koch. Items will be shipped within the Continental US within 3 days of payment received. PayPal payment is expected within 24 hours or item will be re-listed. Please email me with any questions before you purchase. I have more Stone inventory so if you are interested in a larger or custom order please message me. Common spellings: Stone Wootstout, Stone Lucky Bastard, Stone Self Righteous. | ||||
Half Acre DB Catch Hell | Yes | 2021-02-16 | $120.00 | |
The base of Double Barrel Catch Hell shattered our previous records of starting gravity, raw materials used, and boil times. After fermentation in stainless, it saw a nine-month slumber in Four Roses Small Batch barrels. With the base clearly having much more to give, we then racked it into Four Roses Single Barrel Select barrels for another 13-months. Typically, our program looks at spirit barrels less as finishing vessels, and more as a raw material that becomes an integrated ingredient -- but for this beer, we really wanted to celebrate the character and intensity of the barrel. After 22-months of steamrolling through bourbon country, it bulldozed its way through one pound of vanilla beans per oak barrel and an eager dosing of Vietnamese cinnamon.⠀ ⠀ From inception, to the laborious brew day, a second round of barrels, and finally selecting and blending – Double Barrel Catch Hell has been gaining momentum with every step. Despite the sheer number of barrels and adjuncts this beer experienced, it has a towering cohesiveness to accompany the mind twisting experience of drinking it.⠀ ⠀ With Double Barrel Catch Hell, you can expect expanding flavors of hazelnut praline, earthy dark chocolate, and bright cinnamon smothered in a chocolate mirror glaze.⠀ | ||||
Half Acre DB Catch Hell | Yes | 2021-02-16 | $120.00 | |
The base of Double Barrel Catch Hell shattered our previous records of starting gravity, raw materials used, and boil times. After fermentation in stainless, it saw a nine-month slumber in Four Roses Small Batch barrels. With the base clearly having much more to give, we then racked it into Four Roses Single Barrel Select barrels for another 13-months. Typically, our program looks at spirit barrels less as finishing vessels, and more as a raw material that becomes an integrated ingredient -- but for this beer, we really wanted to celebrate the character and intensity of the barrel. After 22-months of steamrolling through bourbon country, it bulldozed its way through one pound of vanilla beans per oak barrel and an eager dosing of Vietnamese cinnamon.⠀ ⠀ From inception, to the laborious brew day, a second round of barrels, and finally selecting and blending – Double Barrel Catch Hell has been gaining momentum with every step. Despite the sheer number of barrels and adjuncts this beer experienced, it has a towering cohesiveness to accompany the mind twisting experience of drinking it.⠀ ⠀ With Double Barrel Catch Hell, you can expect expanding flavors of hazelnut praline, earthy dark chocolate, and bright cinnamon smothered in a chocolate mirror glaze.⠀ |
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