I keep meaning to try [insert beer here]

Broad Brook Hopstillo

 

Amen! I had the 16 that was pretty good. The latest one I had, I wouldn't recommend that to my worst enemy.

 

I beliebe 1991 was the last one I had. Which one are you referring to?

 

Event Horizon. It was offered to me in various trades over the last couple years and it always wound up off the table for some reason. Finally got one last week and was shocked at how good it was. Planning to keep a few around at all times from now on.

 

Number 30, I didn't like it at all.

 

They are changing up the recipe a bit, so if you are in love with what they have now, it may be worth stocking up

 

Abbaye De Saint Bon-Chien can be pricey, but I think it is worth it, and also worth buying and putting away for some time.

Own it. Just haven't gotten around to opening it.

 

La Fin Du Monde

 

Anything Penrose

 

Tripel Kameliet
Duvel Triple hop

I feel that for what it is sculpin is exceptional, I have very few beer that I consider to be go to's when I'm not really in the mood for anything specific but that would be one of them

 

too floral for me, if that's what you like you'll enjoy it, but it tastes like tripel hoegarden

 

Rochefort ten is at the very least comparable to 12 but far better than anything chimay has put out imo, when you get a good batch of the ten it is exceptional but it is very often hit or miss and just not a very consistent beer

 

Chimays
La Fin Dumond
various other imports ipas from Lagunitas

 

what belgians have you had?

 

Dude. Try the Vitus ASAP. An amazing beer.

 

I really enjoyed this. Need to pick another up.

 

Not Your Father's Rootbeer, but I keep getting sidetracked with other trades instead of putting up an ISO.

 

A combination of [Everything in my cellar] + [Every new brewery in the Denver metro]

 

World Wide Stout

 

I keep meaning to try Pliny the Younger, but always get ****-blocked by bars selling lottery tickets for it, long lines, secret weekday lunchtime releases and not having Twitter.