ABV
11.1
ABV
11.1
Rating
4.24632
Rating count
9,151
Last updated
almost 5 years ago
Can taste every note they state on the label. Really impressive and one of the better beers I’ve had to date. Well done
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over 1 year ago
Sharpening chisels, so this is an after-work treat. Served at 65f. WOW! Rich and luscious. Sweet without being cloying. Long vanilla note at the end. Brown sugar sweet malts. A nice lingering bitter to balance. Beautiful brown and clear. REPEAT!!!
over 1 year ago
Definitely a "sipper" but OMG...serve it at room temp and enjoy a bounty of sweetness and flavor. Impressed with this when I tried it in Founders Grand Rapids, MI tasting room @ Oct '22 and this bottled offering is just as good.
over 1 year ago
It's freaking ridiculous. I want it for breakfast
over 1 year ago
Absolutely incredible, the French toast/syrup taste lingered on my taste buds for many minutes.
over 1 year ago
It really does have a Maple syrupy start and a Buttery sweetness, which hides any alcohol burn TOO well...
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over 1 year ago
Excellent dessert-only beer. Cinnamon, maple, and bourbon dominate this beer, and it’s boozy and sweet. Really want to try this in an ice cream float.
over 1 year ago
Cheers! Thanks, Wells Fargo. The least you could do is buy me a good beer…
over 1 year ago
Grilling and chilling with an ALL-TIME great beer!!!
over 1 year ago
Sweet dessert stout flavor wit lots of vanilla and a hint of vanilla to go with caramel brown sugar malt flavor. More drinkable than expected. Definitely a one and done- enjoyable to sip.
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over 1 year ago
This 11.1% vanilla cinnamon maple bourbon barrel aged scotch ale (whew, that's a lot!) is a creamy treat. This would be great around a fire on a cool evening.
over 1 year ago
Had to bring some beer from home down here in South Carolina .11.1ABV
over 1 year ago
I love the base, and this variant is very nicely done. Pure French toast with syrup on the nose, and a beautiful Wee Heavy with maple, vanilla, and a light touch of cinnamon that increases on warming. 2023 version.
over 1 year ago