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libbey dropped by the station last night, and he came bearing gifts. Thanks for sharing!
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Rev VSOJ is as good as any barleywine I've had. Right there with well aged King Henry and current 2013 BCBBW. Thicker than something like K13. Tried bottlesharing with dinner afterward and it was a lost cause. Everything paled in comparison. Huge coconut/oak and caramel/bourbon flavor. Really viscous and fairly sweet. Dense brown sugar. Nice way to spend National Bourbon Day.
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Rev VSOJ is as good as any barleywine I've had. Right there with well aged King Henry and current 2013 BCBBW. Thicker than something like K13. Tried bottlesharing with dinner afterward and it was a lost cause. Everything paled in comparison. Huge coconut/oak and caramel/bourbon flavor. Really viscous and fairly sweet. Dense brown sugar. Nice way to spend National Bourbon Day.
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I lost count of the number of pours I had at Firestone Walker Invitational. It was a top 2 beer at the event but had no lines. People don't appreciate that barleywine life.
 
The Masonry here in Seattle pulled out a couple bottles of b1 A Deal with the Devil for their Anchorage event last night. I'd last had it in March of 2014 at Brouwer's. After my first 3oz pour I really wanted another, but I had limited time (and a sizable pour of Time Waits for No One to work through).

 
The Masonry here in Seattle pulled out a couple bottles of b1 A Deal with the Devil for their Anchorage event last night. I'd last had it in March of 2014 at Brouwer's. After my first 3oz pour I really wanted another, but I had limited time (and a sizable pour of Time Waits for No One to work through).


Drinking my last one on saturday. Always tasty.
 
With 340 box sets, what's the over/under on the number of people that buy a plane ticket, hotel room, etc., with the primary intent of acquiring this beer, and subsequently get shut out from said beer release? No ex post facto justification for traveling to Anchorage in October. Parlay it with the number of shitlords who then proceed to blast Anchorage on The Book Face or other social medium upon being shut out.
 
With 340 box sets, what's the over/under on the number of people that buy a plane ticket, hotel room, etc., with the primary intent of acquiring this beer, and subsequently get shut out from said beer release? No ex post facto justification for traveling to Anchorage in October. Parlay it with the number of shitlords who then proceed to blast Anchorage on The Book Face or other social medium upon being shut out.
Alaska just might be out of reach for 99% of Shitlords. Me hopes
 
ADWTD is good but its pretty sweet since its such a high abv...Anchorage knows their **** so i'm sure these new bottles will be solid. At the same time i wouldn't bend over backwards for any of them....i'm sure you can find another Barleywine on par with those that wont cost you your left nut.
 
ADWTD is good but its pretty sweet since its such a high abv...Anchorage knows their **** so i'm sure these new bottles will be solid. At the same time i wouldn't bend over backwards for any of them....i'm sure you can find another Barleywine on par with those that wont cost you your left nut.
The older they get, the more the sweetness dies.... 4 years on one and they become amazing amazing amazing
 
ADWTD is good but its pretty sweet since its such a high abv...Anchorage knows their **** so i'm sure these new bottles will be solid. At the same time i wouldn't bend over backwards for any of them....i'm sure you can find another Barleywine on par with those that wont cost you your left nut.

The amount of Kuhnhenn bbbw I could acquire with the money it would cost to go get ADwtD box set proves you right.

Dammit, now I'm FT fresh organs ISO BBBW again
 
With 340 box sets, what's the over/under on the number of people that buy a plane ticket, hotel room, etc., with the primary intent of acquiring this beer, and subsequently get shut out from said beer release? No ex post facto justification for traveling to Anchorage in October. Parlay it with the number of shitlords who then proceed to blast Anchorage on The Book Face or other social medium upon being shut out.

I can't imagine anyone that's willing to fly up and pony up for lodging getting shut out. If you're willing to go to that trouble, lining up 24 hours early (or as soon as is allowed) shouldn't be an issue.
 
I can't imagine anyone that's willing to fly up and pony up for lodging getting shut out. If you're willing to go to that trouble, lining up 24 hours early (or as soon as is allowed) shouldn't be an issue.

I think you underestimate the number of neckbeards that think they would (should?) be entitled to this beer just because they bought a plane ticket and a hotel room. I wouldn't be surprised to hear that 500 fanboys shelled out upwards of $1000 in travel costs to get one of these boxed sets. One can only hope that it's a well-organized, ticketed released, and the tickets are done well in advance.
 

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