Everyday Bourbon Barrel Stout?

No such beer exists.

 

Older Viscosity isn't hard to find... and I'm sure I won't be the only person to say it, but, Dragon's Milk?

 

Mmmmmhhhh, that's a hard one.

I think it depends on your region. You are lucky since Michigan has a shitload of that type of beer but if you don't want to track them down then perhaps you can just serve yourself a nice quality Imperial Stout and add a shot of decent Bourbon to it. This might do the trick!

 

+1 on the Dragons Milk....And Weyerbacher Heresy.

 

bcbs

 

Dragon's Milk is a solid call. I've never had any trouble tracking down Black Xantus (I think it's BA).

 

not knocking, just curious... Dragon's Milk > Heresy?

I may have to do a side by side tonight...

 

sit on that stuff for a year... it only gets better.

 

I have to assume this is a little harder to come by than the OP was looking for, but I agree... if I had to pick a BBS to have around all the time... yes, it would be BCS.

 

CW puts out 3 of them in Jan/Feb in WI(your state) buy cases of each

 

Love them both.

 

Ya +1 on Older Vis. It's definitely year-round in Cali.
It's more of an old ale rather than a stout IMO though.

 

I've got a couple in the fridge from 12 and a couple 13s waiting for next year. My drinking buddies have a ton of them too. A very a very good stout and very available.

 

I just do what they tells me, and they tells me itsa stout.

 

but dont buy any of the BA scotch ale when that comes out... thats mine. Im afraid Backwoods might move to the backseat if that stuff is more readily available.

 

You've got a good one right there in Wisconsin that sees fairly decent distribution in your state. But, for the most part, all of the quality BBS's require some effort to obtain and most if not all are fairly limited seasonal's. Good luck though.

 

Ya true dat. It's really unlike any stout I've ever had though.

 

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