What is the most unique beer you've made so far?

[m00ps]

I've done a few more experimental ones so far - a malted milk ball stout, a mexican hot chocolate stout, a brown spiced apple ale/cider hybrid, and a cucumber mint saison

the most nerve wrecking part is figuring out how much of some weird foreign ingredient to add and still have balance

 

[dobes]

I made a Belgian cranberry ale. Just bottled it a week ago sampled it then and thought it tasted really good. See how it is in a few weeks.
Also made a chocolate-chocolate habanero porter that is a pretty big hit if you like that kinda thing.

 

[nudarkshadowl]

I have made a Blackberry Basil Wheat a few times now and each time it has been a hit. Nice blackberry aroma with a slight hint of basil. A very refreshing beer and the Nelson hops I use seem to play nice with the basil. Haven't had a chance to make it on my new AG set-up yet, but have the recipe calculated and scaled. Cheers!

 

[drainbamage]

Marshmallow fluff stout

It was pretty fun. People told me it tasted exactly like guinness but I didn't think so. It was a decent beer with a good mouthfeel.

My brother-in-law made a 14% marshmallow fluff RIS that he brought to Christmas dinner. I was skeptical of the concept, but it was excellent.

 

[Spartan1979]

I made a Cilantro/Lime wheat ale for a festival. The recipe had been in BYO.

https://www.homebrewtalk.com/f12/cilantro-lime-wheat-beer-228418/

I also made a Peanut Butter/Chocolate Porter that used Reese's Puffs cereal for the Peanut Butter/Chocolate flavor. It was for an Iron Brewer Competition our club had.