What beers a completely unique?

Some if the more recent sweet potato stouts have been weird but pretty damn tasty under the right circumstances. PW Nisperos comes to mind

 

Creme Brulee - I actually enjoyed it in small amounts.

 

hell or high watermelon is rather unique. not very beery in its taste at all though

 

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First thing that came to mind was what I had last night, Midas Touch.

 

How about Fortuitous? Bourbon barrel aged soured Sue.

 

I haven't tried that. Sounds like something I would like. I love Sue but I think it's either a love-it or hate-it beer because it's so unique.

 

Any of the Cigar City Humidor Series beers aged on Spanish cedar.
Cedar is such a unique smell/taste in a good way, for the most part

 

i would say Pranqster, but it's been forever since I've had either.

 

Isn't Budweiser & Clamato Chelada at least somewhat similar to it?

I'm guessing the now-discontinued Mott's Clamato Red Eye from Canada's Brick Brewing Co came close, too.


Seems like your prayers were ignored...

 

I thought Collage was pretty unique

 

Allagash Yakuza.

 

Jester King Buddha's Brew

 

Drie Fonteinen Doesjel is as weird as it gets.

 

DFH Palo Santo Marron. Nothing else even remotely like it (that I know of at least).

 

Worth-almost-a-dollar-an-ounce unique?

 

Avery Rumpkin

 

Lawson's Maple Tripple. This thing doesn't have water added to it. Name me another beer with that going on. Oh, and it's one of the few beers I've had that was worth the really high price ($30/500ml). I wish I had more of it.

 

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