What she said. (My former self)

Super amazing. A strong smoked flavors coupled with semi sweet roasted malt ones. Very enjoyable.

The original Señorita was really nice, but this adds a whole new layer of complexity on top, with a smoky-woody barrel flavor nicely playing off the spicy-sweet base. The expected rum sweetness is there, too, but the char is the dominant new feature here, and a beautiful surprise.

Thinnish porter with a really interesting, sweet milk-sugar overtone and just a hint of cinnamon. Closes with a touch of porter sourness and roast. Tasty and goes down very easily.

A woody, complex stout with lots of sweet Bourbon presence. Slightly lighter and sweeter than a Parabola, but it's definitely toward that direction of character. An excellent way to end the night.

A very solid Belgian with good caramel flavors. Not so much on the exotic spices and it was rather less -- profound, maybe? -- than I prefer in a pricy quad, but there's really very little to complain about.

I'm writing notes several days late on this one, so there are details I can't remember. I do remember this being a somewhat spice-forward, standard saison, and I definitely remember being quite disappointed that I didn't detect any wine-like yeast or grape funk in the ale, nor did I sense wood.