What beers a completely unique?

Wild blue lager? Unique in horribleness.

 

Bitter Monk

 

As mentioned many times, a lot of DFH's non-regular lineup. Mainly Noble Rot, Fort, Ta Henket(even though I think it's fairly gross), and 120 minute. Also Ghostface Killah is definitely unique

 

One of my favorite local summer seasonals. San Tans Mr. Pineapple.

 

I found it undrinkable, and it's the first thing I thought of when I read the thread...

 

Schneider Weisse Aventinus.
Orval.

 

I'd have to go with the Rogue Voodoo donut beers. Unique, but not good. Would rather just have a voodoo donut and a good beer.

 

Not in specific, Afroman-critera Tall Boys.
24 oz in my cup!

 

Few beers available on shelves in the U.S. are very similar to Duchesse du Bourgogne

 

This one.... give it a shot if you can get one. Very unique and complex and yes I am a CCB fanboi
Cheers you all!

 

I don't think Stone Dayman Coffee IPA is unique. There are several other coffee IPAs listed, and I personally had a coffee IPA -- that is not listed -- at the Cascade Barrel House in November. I was there to drink sours, and only tried the coffee IPA because of its novelty, but it was my favorite beer of the day. Now I regret not reviewing it.

On the other hand, these seem unique to me, and all were enjoyable:

• New Glarus Thumbprint Enigma
• Cigar City Cucumber Saison
• Jester King Gotlansdricka
• Cantillon Mamouche

 

Me: Have you had Noble Rot?
My bottle shop guy: If I want wine, I'll drink wine
Me: Hmm...

 

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Is that a good or bad reference? I found via price point there were many superior sours to choose from.

 

Just polished off this guy


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Very different than any Christmas selection, or porter that I've ever had

 

Three Floyds "Blot Out the Sun." It's an Imperial Stout that teeters on the verge of being a Black IPA due to it's citrus character. Never had anything like it..... or anything like it that was that friggin good.

I'd also like to call out Hunahpu's on the uniqueness front. Those chiles are to die for!

 

Yeti. I've never had an imperial stout quite like it.

The Dissident also comes to mind.

 

Well, that's the point - I think it is unique and not quite proper to say there are superior sours to it because I think it isn't really comparable to most sours. The flavors are less common in this beer and it's easy to recognize in a lineup of blind tasting. I happen to like it.

 

Did he also say that only real beer is beer brewed under the Reinheitsgebot?

 

I don't know if he could say that.

 

Fantome La Dalmatienne (awesome)

Veritas 008 (ass)