Very strong at 13%, but you can't tell from the taste. Dark and smooth with maybe a chocolate type finish.... ? :-) — 9 years ago
Havent been really into IPAs lately but this was spot on. Citrus, crisp, and some piney and dank hoppiness. — 9 years ago
Sweet, fruity, honey notes — 10 years ago
2015 release, Outstanding!!!! Bastard on crack, this what Stone does best, big, bold aggressive beers, only for those who like this style, maybe you are not worthy — 10 years ago
Another really well made and original Stone collaboration, this is a Belgian triple with a twist, carrot, raisins, vanilla Bean, cinnamon, but nothing over the top, just hints, delicious, but you really have like this style and appreciate the subtle hints that you get, some who reviewed this beer were disappointed that those notes described on the beer were not as much pronounced, but I think it is perfect, this is after all a Belgium triple with a slight twist, Very well done — 10 years ago
Just delicious. — 10 years ago
#stonebrewery #beer — 11 years ago
Pepper, tar, mocha on the nose. Somewhat sweet with a long finish of vanilla, peppers and nutmeg. Makes me think of Christmas, in Mexico. — 11 years ago

I'm going to drink this right now!!! — 11 years ago
All enjoy by's are good, but the 12/25/16 is the best one yet — 9 years ago
A great milk stout, extremely drinkable. — 9 years ago
Can you make Stone's Ruinten even better, yes! This California release only is the same Ruinten with added orange peel and vanilla Bean, gives it a smoother taste profile, adds a cask taste and sweetness, Outstanding!!! — 9 years ago
So delicious. Rich, bitter and thick as oil. — 10 years ago
Solid anniversary beer from Stone! — 10 years ago
2013 vintage — 11 years ago
My favorite double IPA, from my favorite brewery, yes I am if you did not know, a big "Stone Head" I go visit this brewery very often to fill up my Stone Growlers, and pick beer that you can only get at the brewery, and of course "Enjoy By" which you can only get all the time in CA, or the brewery, this is the beer they released in 2010 to celebrate the anniversary of Ruination, it is much more hopped up version of that, big big hops, almost 11% ABV, big tropical and citrus notes, Awesome brew, only for true hop heads, this one will ruin your pallet for sure, glad they decided to release this now every year, once a year, so stock up like I did, you can get it now, the one few beers I give a perfect score, 10 out of 10, Excellent!!! — 11 years ago
I know this site is mainly for wine, but nothing like a 7 year old beer to renew your faith in local brewing. Dried bananas mixed with candied lime zest with a bit of barleywine style malt on the finish. Amazing. — 11 years ago
Bold, hoppy, decadent -- love it — 9 years ago
Fan-fucking-tastic. It's a perfect balance of hops and citrus. Not very sweet, and the hops blend perfectly with the citrus. — 9 years ago
Salted clams gospel Tam, great job on the toaster fluid — 9 years ago
Stone fruits, lemon, grass and steel. — 10 years ago
Very good. Smooth, full bodied IPA. Doesn't taste like the barrels it is aged in — 10 years ago
2013 Thank you Angie! — 10 years ago
You really get the aroma of green tea, but not so much the flavor of it. The flavor is different, but you wouldn't be able to identify it unless told it was green tea. Has a slight bitter taste from the alcohol, but overall really good. I'd definitely drink it again. — 11 years ago
Love this beer, Stone's Famous lank mark strong ale "Basartd" 17 Adversary, combines all three "Basartd's to make the best of all, big fresh hops, because it is only released fresh once a year, big west coast style, leans more to a double IPA, but rich Carmel malt backbone, just awesome brew, nails the best of all three — 11 years ago
Another Great one From Stone, mixes their classic IPA with a Belgium ale, the results are fantastic, the great IPA hops and citrus notes mixed with the wonderful Belgium yeast strain, Beautiful and delicious — 11 years ago
Fran Miller
Like no IPA you've ever had. This beer is citrusy and SWEET- which was pleasantly surprising. I don't normally like sweet beers but this one I will make an exception for. Pair this with lighter fare such as crackers or pub snacks. I can imagine enjoying this on a warm day, too, due to its fruity character. Be warned-- there are plenty of hops for us hopophiles so if that's not your thing, steer clear. — 9 years ago