This is a bottle that Vanessa was given by a former student who was apparently trying to clear out his cellar. Bottled on October 4, 2011, this is the best incarnation of Noel de Calabaza that I’ve ever had. Incredible balance, great secondary aromas, and a finish that lasts far longer than younger versions of this beer. Just goes to show how awesome JPs can become if you hide them away for a few years. — 7 years ago
Cherry tartness not too sour — 8 years ago
Decent fall or winter beer — 9 years ago
Been saving this one for awhile. Very good. — 9 years ago
Bottled 8/1/2006. First year... And still alive. So amazing. — 9 years ago
This pint can of Perennial Artisan Saison de Lis is amazing and just what I’ve wanted!!!
This is a Belgian style ale brewed with Chamomile flower and it’s amazing, picture the frothiness of the chamomile tea, and it’s robustness and gentle bitterness in a beer form... it’s very very very good! — 7 years ago
F'n nuts...like a lightly sour, fruit bomb went off in my mouth! Too good for a tulip glass, we're drinking this in Grand Cru Burgundy glasses. Nose is beautiful, hoppy and very fruity.
Dry-hopped with Mosaic, El Dorado and Hüll Melon hops and conditioned on white oak, never boiled or filtered. American wild ale, April 2016 bottle date.
Grimm at Beltway Brewing Co., Sterling, VA — 8 years ago
What dreams are made of. — 8 years ago
Hella good — 9 years ago
Bright and tart with stone fruit and acidity. Prairie rocks! — 9 years ago
Batch 49
Bottles 5/02/2013
Drank like a week ago.
Good makes me want to know more about beer — 7 years ago
Reminds me to Delirium Tremen — 7 years ago
Excellent. My favorite so far of Prairie's Bomb variants — 8 years ago
More sour than other domestic Goses, but refreshing with a nice yeastiness to it. The omission or minimal use of coriander was a welcome surprise. — 9 years ago
Bill Bender

The freshmaker. — 7 years ago