Beer you find tough to finally open?

It took me a long time to finally open my 2008 Thomas Hardy's Ale.

 

I have been holding onto a 2-3 year old Unibroue Terrible. It's by no means a rare or expensive beer, but Unibroue was one of the breweries to really get me into craft beer and its the first beer I ever bought with the intention of cellaring (yeah I'm still pretty new to the craft beer scene!). To be honest at this point my tastes have changed so much that I don't even know how much I'll like it, but I have another year or two until I "need" to drink it.

 

any 750 with a plastic cork
I was reminded of this recently when I (finally) opened it
Draeckenier
La Trappe and others have been guilty as well
stupid
but cheers
jd

 

Any beer that has one of those corks that are all the way in the bottle and that you need a corkscrew to pull out and can't just use your hand. Took me forever to figure out how to use the corkscrew...Don't judge me lol.

 

My last BW XII...one of my all time favorites!

 

Every Founders Breakfast Stout I consume. It's so bittersweet that every bottle I open is one less bottle in the fridge...

 

Beatification B2. My pride and joy. Eventually...my last Surly Five.

 

Right now for me it's gotta be Black Tuesday.

 

That's exactly how I feel about this beer... I don't want to age it and lose that amazing taste, but its so hard to drink.

 

Love their beers, not my entry into the craft scene but have not found one I don't like yet. I have a 750ml Maudite and La Terrible in my fridge that I can't seem to open along with a Duvel Tripel Hop from 2010

 

Anything with a wax top. I cut myself every damn time.

 

Fantasia b1

 

I would say my last Pozharnik from Pennichuck and any of my verticals. With the verticals I always tell myself next year I will drink it when I get that year's bottle while it it fresh, and then I just put it in the cellar and trade for a second one and have it fresh anyways.

 

Most beers that I am hoarding for the sake of hoarding (or cellaring, whatever you call this behavior)

 

Jeez, where do I start? 2007 Unibroue 17 is always calling my name, as is the 2008 GD Yeti, 2004 SA Chocolate Bock, 06-12 BCBS vert that I just keep stretching into "just one more year", 2010 Ivan and that last naughty little Rare.

 

For me it's CBS. I know it needs to be consumed pretty soon but I'm waiting on a special occasion to drink that along with the rest of the founders stouts(fbs kbs and FIS)...just can't seem to get time to dedicate a whole night to doing this lol.

 

bcbvs
leon
utopias

 

Some people listed bottles they didn't want to open because they were attached to them while others listed bottles that were physically hard to open.

Cascade bottles are physically hard to open, the corks are to tight and getting them out is a struggle.

 

I'm new to this and I have the opposite problem. It's tough to not open them.