Very sweet but balanced by the coconut

Close resemblance to Dieu du Ciel's "Dernière Volonté" which is one of my favorites.

Did I hear chuggable stout? The chocolate notes on this beer are on point, but the rest is a disappointment.

A bit too hoppy for me. Very average otherwise.

VERY boozy and very grain forward. Not my favorite but if you're looking for bourbon-barrelly stuff, this is one of the most bourbon-barrelly thing's I've ever had.

Just right. The coconut and rum are just right and let the milk stout through at the end before a not-too-boozy rum ending.

It's special. The bourbon picks up as the quad leaves. Incredibly well balanced. Some oak shows through at the end.

Light for a stout but let's the coffee shine

Malty and sour forward. Sour keeps going as the maltiness turns to sweet, then to oak. Lots going on!

I can totally see where that taste in the anniversary ale came from now.

Nice sour on top of what tastes like a Belgian golden ale

Cool hybrid taste between a Belgian ale and a stout.

Refreshing, definitely nice when it's hot outside... as it is often the case here in Austin.

Typical Quebec quad. Good.

The base beer fit this is ok but this is a whole new ballgame! There is a certain booziness throughout from the brandy and a nice apple finish.

At the nose, dulce de leche pastry. The rum component builds up over time to provide a nice backdrop to this subtle porter.

Really good mix. High quality coffee.

Honey cream ale upfront. But where are the pecans? Wait... Wait... Whoomp, there it is! Beautiful nutty finish.

I like cherry coke. This reminds me of it a bit. The rum does not overpower the whole thing. It is present but just enough.

Really good Imperial stout. Well rounded: sweet, malty, roasty.

Pretty much a perfectly balanced barleywine.

Very surprised by the quality and authenticity of this Belgian Tripel. It has the oomph it should have and also well rounded.

Light on the attack and with a nice chocolate finish.

A bit light for a porter but the coffee taste makes up for it.

Refreshing, well done lager.

Very roasty stout.

This beer has three distinct phases. Very fruity attack, both from the barrel and the guava. Then I can clearly taste the tea which lingers until the end as a not unpleasant bitterness sets in. The finish ends up being quite dry.

Hops in front with a very nice malty finish.

Time has been good to that beer. It mellowed but kept all its character.

The color is really nice, so is the aroma but the bitterness given by the frankinense does not complement thte taste like bretts or hops, it seems out of place. Makes the beer very mediciny.

Very clean hops taste in attack that does not turn into a bitter aftertaste like other IPAs. Instead, it has an unbelievably malty finish.

First thought: whoa! Too much cloves! Funny thing is I was making my family's tourtière which also has cloves in it. I had it with the one we ate for dinner... Prefect match! Every family's tourtiere recipe is different but this is indeed a festive beer with mine.

Champagne-like bubbles. Very well rounded Belgian beer with strong caramels and milder red wine undertones (less than I expected). Amazing.

Caramel and candied fruits attack as expected, drier finish than expected. Quite pleasant!

Not that tasty but highly sessionable.

Nice citrus well balanced with the Saison's bitterness. Would be sessionable if it wasn't this high in alcohol.

Strong wine characteristics, it carries the Muscat really well, especially when paired with foie-gras. Stands up to old cheese too!

You get the whiskey through the maple syrup and the barrel as background

I guess my palate has changed since because I like it a lot more today.

The barrel aging hits you for the first few sips then becomes the background for a refreshing red ale.

Wow, lots going on with this beer. There was one little point of bitterness that I did not agree with but a bite of food just made it disappear.

Nicely malty with a roasted coffee taste.

Very good but a bit expensive. Less value than a Succaba for that price.

Fragrant as freshly soaped dishwater and just as tasty.

Good scotch ale with a little barrel plus. Exactly as advertised.

This beer is really growing on me. The complexity of the brettanonyces and the wine barrel aging just make an awesome combo.

A bit like the Union Jack but lighter.

Smells amazing but the taste does not deliver.

Hoppiness that gives way to plain bitterness later on.

Still one of my favorites.

Good stout, nothing s'more.

Strong pine like aroma. Otherwise tastes like am extra hoppy Sierra Nevada Pale Ale.

Dried fruits and malty finish.

Nice level of hop. Nothing special otherwise.

Really good in a small dose. Very malty (obviously). I thought it would lend itself well to a coffee version.

Exactly what you would expect from a good Belgian pale. No more, no less.

Nice Belgian IPA but I have a hard time finding the bourbon in the aroma or the taste.

Nice attack but very bitter finish.

Too much on the woodsy side and not enough on the bourbon barrel for my taste.

Had this with a stew tonight. Really good match. I liked it better than what I remembered!

Nice but I found it to be a bit more sour than I would have liked.

I was expecting the oak chips to be too woodsy or creating something that was overbearing... NOPE! This is tasty! Probably the lightest bourbon something aged beer I have had so far. It hides that 9.1% abv pretty well.

You get the peat from the whiskey barrel-aging right away, then the apples, then it mellows out like a good mead.

I could keep nosing that beer forever. The taste is a real disappointment, badly balanced and none of the smell comes through.

I thought that it would be too heavy to drink a whole 22 ounces but I was wrong. It just kept being awesome throughout.

Spicy, malty with a bit of tartness at the end.

Not so much creme brulee... But a kick ass caramel milk stout!

Advertised as a Belgian but tastes like the Belgian IPA I used to love in Qc. Fully Belgian with just the right bitterness at the end. The only caveat is that the aroma is a bit lacking on the citrus side.

Way too carbonated. Aggressive orange and cloves that linger as an aftertaste long after.

Very nice aroma but does not deliver.

I liked the draft version a lot more than the bottled one. The cherry is not as overbearing.

Good but has a bit of a sour taste at the end.

Refreshing but nothing out of the ordinary.

True to the Belgian Quad style, nice sweetness and dried fruits.