Olde School (2011)

Courtney Simmons

Sam Suarez

In my “realizing the error of my ways” era

Jared K

Cellared 13yrs w/ glassware. Nose is magical figs & sweetness. Was a fig bomb when fresh. My cellar is the best. No oxidation. We have dark fruits, plenty of sweet fig juice, some burn & hints of tobacco. Great blend. Better than fresh. Easy 15% drinker.

John Kost

Jeff Ennis

Samm Portelli

Gary Hill

James Luther

Andrew Gohde

leon rosen

leon rosen

Flavors keep rolling. Aged raisin and malt through and through.

Joe Quinn

Reliving the golden age of one of America's most quintessential microbreweries. Harkens back to Dogfish's championship runs. One of the best barelywines money can buy. Then and now.

Corinne E

Brian Hankin

Michael Obert

There is no way this beer can do wrong. Over 10 years old and still baller.

DJ Van Buren

Anthony Giampa

Dan Gibson

Eric

rich p

Eric Smith

raymond miller

john honchell

Ben Wohlberg

Theodore Swimmer

Maja Erkstam

Johan

This is old school indeed. Malty, warming and good.

Mattias Wallén

Aged, "mint cola", smooth, some sweetness, probably past it's peak, balanced for a 15%

Hans Nilsson

Racer5_Fan

It tastes like it’s been aged 11 years. Really smooth. Sweet and fruity.

Nike Le

Still drinking really well

Nick

Matt J.

11+ years old. Just crazy how well this held up. Solidly oxidized, but still just full of tootsie rolls, raisins, deep toffee and caramel. Sweet, but finishes incredibly dry, almost abrasively so. Still, a fun experiment in time!

Dan F.

Fairly oxidized at this point, but still solid. Dried dark fruit, cardboard, caramel, brown sugar, hints of sherry and bitter dark chocolate. Love tapping into the past with olde school beers like this one 😉

Tiny M.

Brad Tomlinson

Jon McCaffrey

Sweet, little smoky?, thin but good heat. Got to celebrate this flyers win streak :) Solid brew at 10 years

Dayved Binsen

Scott Baker

Adam W.

Adam B

Shaina

It's like boozy, roasted, liquid caramel

todd benson

L H.

Jason Holler

Final beer from Cyberspace Extreme Beer Fest. Hope these type of events continue post pandemic. So much fun being able to share experience with the boys!

Steven Sztenderowicz

Caramel bomb. Surprisingly light for 15% and less oxidation than I thought

Charlie M.

Clint Yoho

I was surprised at how boozy this was. From this weekend.

Dan W

Mike W

Joe F

'Tis better to have loved and lost than never to have loved at all. — Alfred Lord Tennyson / Farewell my friend — The door shall always remain open and the light on...for you.

Erik L

sean hanrahan

Drinking great

Michael Herdeen

Matt Needles

Melissa Sirera

Carlos A.

Dan Cooper

Tastes freaking amazing for 10 years. Thanks to Sam for grabbing these out of his cellar and sharing the various vintages for the Beer Advocate Extreme Beer Fest!

Bob

Joe Tagliarini

Fully done with the extreme beer fest. Boozy. Sweet. Barleywine.

Mike Roberts

EBF 2021 -- ten years old!

Jester Brewing

Jimmy

Extreme Beer Fest!

Lisa H

Extreme Beer Fest 2021 beer #11. They sent out multiple years and we got the 10 year old one!

Ryan H.

Drunk-NEPA TrailRunner

10 yrs old, damn! Bit past its prime imo. Fln

Carrie Hildum

Charlie T.

Jessica N.

Ryan U.

David B

Amanda R.

Greg

EbF 2011 reserve

Jehan H.

Andrew W.

Ten years baby

Graham M.

Mike Sigle

William Ashby

Malty & raisin nose. Super sweet with big molasses & raisin with a malty backbone. Earthy hops with a spicy boozy kick still . Aged well with a big Carmel finish

William K.

9 years perfectly cellared. No booze, and honey inflected. Genius. Thanks Sam.

John B.

Jeff Kissel

Doing a vertical, and it's 2012 > 2011 > 2013 for me. Hear our thoughts on Episode 366 of @cbcast here: https://craftbeercast.com/?p=2209

Zachary M

Richard Ackerman

R S

Pierre B.

Held up very well! Happy New Year! 🥳🎆🎊🎈

Adrian B.

Holding true for 9 years. I honestly wouldn't hole this any longer.

Michael Martelli, Jr

mike

Shawn

Tim Friede

Teddy Dodson

Thanks to my random Wilmy friend giving me a decade-old beer. Interesting.

Daniel Sweemer

Jonathan E.

Brad Newcomer

A little past its prime