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Picture | Title | Sealed | Posted | Price |
Rare 1985 Rodenbach Belgium Beer | Yes | 2021-11-28 | $75.00 | |
Very rare 1985 Rodenbach. Best before February 1989. I am the original purchaser and the beer has been cellar stored. Rodenbach, a legendary Belgian brewery in West Flanders, is synonymous with the Flanders or Flemish Red beer style. Founded almost 200 years ago, the brewery is now part of Swinkels Family Brewers, a 300-year-old family business that also owns Palm Breweries. Rodenbach is made for the dinner table. It balances tart, fruity acidity with soft oak notes, like wine. It’s thirst-quenching and light on the palate, despite its deep red color and complexity from mixed-fermentation barrel aging. At about half the alcohol by volume of wine, it’s a food-pairing beverage you can pour all meal long. This is a World-Class beer and I have had bottles dating back to the early 60's and never been disappointed. | ||||
1995 & 1997 Vintage Sam Adams Triple Bock | Yes | 2021-10-14 | $69.00 | |
1995 & 1997 Vintage Sam Adams Triple Bock New sealed Vintage Sam Adams Triple Bock. Boston Beer Company (Samuel Adams) Massachusetts, United States. Noble hops and yeast, along with maple syrup, it was then aged several months in oak whiskey barrels before being bottled. At the time it was considered the world's strongest beer, and a precursor of today's Extreme Beers. Special cobalt blue bottle with gold lettering. This has been stored in my wine cellar since 1995 purchase. This is for one bottle of each vintage | ||||
Cantillon Lou Pepe Kriek 1999 | Yes | 2021-09-26 | $550.00 | |
LPK 1999 label. In good condition | ||||
1995 Westvleteren Blue Cap | Yes | 2021-05-04 | $69.00 | |
Date code appears to be 08-06-98. I am original purchaser and bottle has been stored in a climate controlled room since purchase. | ||||
1972 Westvleteren Extra | Yes | 2021-05-04 | $150.00 | |
Very nice bottle in great condition. Cap is pristine and fill level appears perfect. | ||||
1998 Westvleteren 8 Blue Cap with RARE Label | Yes | 2021-05-04 | $165.00 | |
This is a very rare bottle from 1998 when an importer decided to bring in numerous cases of Westvleteren to the U.S. and sell them to a limited number of customers. In order to do so legally, they had to create labels in order to adhere to U.S. regulations. When St. Sixtus Abbey (Westvleteren) heard about this, they politely asked that the sales be discontinued. Shortly after this, the ITA - International Trappist Association was formed to protect the Trappist trademark and hopefully prevent future indiscretions. These bottles are VERY RARE!! Bottles have been cellar stored since release. | ||||
1988 Westmalle Dubbel | Yes | 2021-05-04 | $60.00 | |
Great bottle in very good condition. Small tear on label but cap is in great condition with no rust. | ||||
1964 Trippel Cardinal Hofbrau | Yes | 2021-05-04 | $75.00 | |
Fantastic bottle in near perfect condition. I sold a similar bottle last year that had the word 'Trappist' on the label before this was restricted to Trappist monasteries. The word HOFBRAU is printed on the back. This beer was brewed by Het Anker (Gouden Carolus) starting in 1979-80; but am unsure where this might have been brewed. The bottle is stamped '64' on the bottom. | ||||
Brasserie De la'Ancre Antwerp | Yes | 2021-05-04 | $65.00 | |
I was cleaning the bar again and opened a cabinet that had been blocked by many boxes for years and found some great bottles! Including this bottle that was from the same closed brewery that I listed another bottle from last year. This bottle is a beautiful bottle featuring a woman on a horse brandishing a sword and shield on a horse with armor that has snakes on the shields. After long research it was discovered that this was from the brewery called Brasserie de l'Ancre and they were in business in Antwerp from 1899 through 1964 - when they closed. Some of the beers they produced included Blond, Export, Helles Type, Kemmelbier, Killer Bier, Matt's Ale, Matt's Bock, Matt's Dark, Matt's Light, Matt's Pater, Matt's Pils, Op Sinjoorken, Op-Man, Ridd's Ale, Ridd's Beer, Ridd's Stout, Ridder's Bier, Stout, Weinachten Bier, Wiener Bier en Wynachten Bier, Dortmunder Ritter Bier, Vin des Flanders, Wijn van Vlaanderen and Wynachten 50. I am not sure what this bottle contains other than it is an amber color and still has a very good fill level so no notice of any cap leakage. I have owned for about 25 years and bought it on one of my first trips to Belgium. | ||||
Sam Adams Millennium Bottle #2294/3000 (SEALED IN BOX) | Yes | 2021-01-24 | $999.00 | |
You are viewing an extremely rare, unopened, bottle of Samuel Adams Millennium Ale MMM with custom drawstring bag and matching, numbered cherry wood case. This is bottle number 2294 of only 3000 and is signed by brewmaster Jim Koch. This release was NEVER available to the public for sale and was allowed to be purchased only by large, qualified distributors. History of Samuel Adams Millennium: |
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