I caved and spent $20 on a bottle of DFH Fort.
Anytime I cellar beer I like to buy at least two bottles. One of these bottles is consumed immediately while the other ages for 12 months. This beer was too expensive for me to justify buying two, so I wont find out how it tastes until 2013. At 18% ABV this will age wonderfully and I may very well may let it go for a few years.
Maybe I can live vicariously through one of you until then. Has anyone else tried this?
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Oustanding. Just can’t believe how much this beer worked. Just a crazy amount of fresh raspberries in every sip. Upfront...
pizzamotel said:
The beer was outstanding. Just can’t believe how much this beer worked. Just a crazy amount of fresh raspberries in every sip. Upfront and towards the finish, and it didn’t get old. Finish was on the dryer side that made me want to keep sipping. You can really feel the…
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filmsbystache answered:
Nope, but I feel your pain. I bought a $23 bottle of Allagash Interlude recently.
patrickboegel answered:
Yes, just had it the other night. I was pleasantly surprised. I that it would be difficult to drink but found it surprisingly approachable.
thefuj answered:
I just had a couple of bottles of this last weekend. IMO WAY too fruity for my tastes, but that’s what this beer is supposed to be, I guess.
thatfinegentleman answered:
Nope, but I do the same thing. Buying 2, cause who likes waiting?
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