Boston Brew Guy

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I picked up these beers from a liquor store with a huge selection. They do a wild six promotion that gets you 15% off of each six. I bought two mixed six packs. Anyone have any opinions on what beers here are better to age, and what are better to drink now? I drank the Yeti, it was the best RIP I have ever had, and the Rogue in the flip top bottle is being save for my 1st anniversary.

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Primary: Red Soxtoberfest Ale (to be opened when the Sox are in the World Series)
Primary: Apfelwein
Bottled: Wicked Black Porter



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Wrathbone

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Definitely do not age the 90-minute IPA.

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On Deck:
Primary- Reboot Pale
Secondary-
Kegged/Aging-
On Tap- Experimental Pumpkin Wheat-ish

gonzo brewer

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No need to age the Lagunitas Censored.
I would age the ones with the twisted wires on top.

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Primary:Black Friday Pale
Secondary:
Bottled: Founder's Breakfast Stout, Preto Branco (Black Orchard clone)
Kegged:Brown, WCIPA, orange cascade, Amber, Vanilla Porter
On Deck: APA, RyeIPA, Kolsch

carnevoodoo

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The Ommegeddon is the only one I can see that will benefitfrom any age in that whole lineup. The shakespeare stout might be ok for a longer sit, but the others are all pretty much beer you should drink now.

I don't know the one with the SX at the end, but all the others are for drinking when you buy them.

carnevoodoo

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I wouldn't age that Avant Garde. It really won't improve much with age. It is a bier de garde. Lost Abbey does make some good stuff for aging, but I'm not thinking that's one of them.

Jilaman

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Ommegang cellars their beer at the brewery. They are already aged somewhat. might be a good choice. I say no on the Hennepin.

brewt00l

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None...that a lineup of tasty business. Get to work!