Which beer that should not have aged well...

I had a Duvel from 1987 (my birth year) while in Europe. It was significantly better than I expected, and nothing like fresh Duvel.

 

2010 Schlafly Pumpkin Ale
2010 O'Fallon Barrel Aged Smoke

 

I had a 4-year-old Pangaea, and I thought it was delicious. I just saw it's now retired...

 

I'm going to add another entry on here. I opened a 2004 De Dolle Dulle Teve in a corked and capped 750ml bottle over the weekend. The beer was still very well carbonated - though as soon as the cap came off, the cork was bubbling as carbonation was escaping. The beer was still a good resemblance of the 2010 version I'd had the day before from a 333ml bottle. For an 8-year old Tripel, this was doing pretty well in my opinion. Though, I think it's now time to open the other 8 of them and the 2 from 2000...I don't see them really "improving" from here.

 

memorable "what the hell? how did this taste good???" beer. 2002 quelque chose, found at hole in the wall store in the sticks.

 

Just tried a 2009 Stone Sublimely Righteous. Can't believe how delicious it is -- makes a lot of vintage RIS's look sad by comparison.

 

My friend has one in his fridge from last year that I gave him. If he holds onto it for a while longer I might have to get it back...

 

Yeah, my bottle owed Jaba some money