Worlds’ End

Garth R.

Rich, sweet, and very-well spiced, with just the right amount of booziness.

Garth R.

The solar of these. Damn.

Garth R.

Sweet, but very nice. Extremely clean finish.

Garth R.

Such a rich flavor, and really well balanced. It’s like a warm hug. From a panther, I guess…

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As a drink, in a vacuum, I really kinda like this, but, damn, it’s really sweet, and I can’t think of a thing it’s good with.

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YES

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Garth R.

About six-years-aged now and it’s just sublime. Still has a very harsh and rugged taste, but everything works. Is and it’s an absolute delight to drink. Very sad to realize this is the last of my bottles.

Garth R.

GETTIN’ SHIT STARTED LIKE THE BUTTON ON YA GENESIS

Garth R.

Great flavor with a lot of caramel. Not a ton of sweetness and just the right amount of bitterness to balance it. Honestly feels closer to a Stout than a Barleywine just because I’m so used to Barleywines being sugar-bombs.

Garth R.

Great flavor for the base Porter, though its weight skews more towards a Stout. Sweet, but not overly so. Vanilla, oak, and bourbon are balanced extremely well.

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Creamy body, which is quite nice, and pleasantly sweet and fruity... It’s good, but it’s basically nothing I look for in a Hazy IPA.

Garth R.

Fresh raspberry for days.

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Garth R.

Thick, jammy raspberry flavor and some good, dark chocolate. Rings a little sour, but not quite sour enough to be a Sour Stout.