11 years ago I bought a case to serve at my wedding. I wanted to age it some, so I was able to get 1 year in before the big day. Today marks our 10th anniversary, so I cracked open one of the 5 leftovers.

Basement kept with almost no agitation. Still has a little carbonation.

Man, it's incredible. I fear, though, for the rest and how long these can go before they spoil. Maybe 20 years?

Orval (2025). Brasserie d'Orval. Pale Ale - Belgian. 6.2% alc.

A funky, cellar-like aroma, with notes of bitter orange peel and a touch of citrus. On the palate, it’s dry and lively, featuring ripe tropical fruits and earthy undertones. The finish is very dry, with a delicate bitterness and a slight, sharp, rustic acidity. After a year in the bottle, the "Brett" has clearly done its work here. Really Cool.

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Can’t recommend this enough.

Brewery Faisan Detroit Michigan.
The microbrewery is shutting down for good at the end of the month. Sad to see a fantastic brewery closing soon.

First pour of a fresh keg of Western Standard Time, WC IPA.

This is fucking delicious, as always.

Clear beer for the win. (Until my treehouse gets here lol).

Stay thirsty and stay safe my friends.

Another Original Pattern banger! Their can art is as on par with their beer and someone there is a Letterkenny fan.

Florida beer pack costed like $12 and id get it again

Folkingbrew 28 Orange Sky NZ Pilsner 1/2 £6.15. Shocking. Not a Pilsner in any way. Shameful. Bought at Northern Monk in MCR and was so disappointed. There’s a reason European Pilsners still
Rule.