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Beer ǀ the Bruery ǀ California ǀ 8% ǀ 25.4 Oz Reserve bottle list hop 2012 120 Minute IPA ǀ Imperial IPA ǀ Dogfish Head Craft Brewery 25 Delaware ǀ 18% ǀ 12 oz. --Dry-Hopped Daily for 1 Month; Aged 1 Month on Whole-Leaf Hops 2013 120 Minute IPA ǀ Imperial IPA ǀ Dogfish Head Craft Brewery 23 Delaware ǀ 18% ǀ 12 oz. --Dry-Hopped Daily for 1 Month; Aged 1 Month on Whole-Leaf Hops 2014 120 Minute IPA ǀ Imperial IPA ǀ Dogfish Head Craft Brewery 21 Delaware ǀ 18% ǀ 12 oz. --Dry-Hopped Daily for 1 Month; Aged 1 Month on Whole-Leaf Hops 2015 120 Minute IPA ǀ Imperial IPA ǀ Dogfish Head Craft Breweryy 19 Delaware ǀ 18% ǀ 12 oz. --Dry-Hopped Daily for 1 Month; Aged 1 Month on Whole-Leaf Hops 2016 120 Minute IPA ǀ Imperial IPA ǀ Dogfish Head Craft Brewery 17 Delaware ǀ 18% ǀ 12 oz. --Dry-Hopped Daily for 1 Month; Aged 1 Month on Whole-Leaf Hops 2017 120 Minute IPA ǀ Imperial IPA ǀ Dogfish Head Craft Brewery 15 Delaware ǀ 18% ǀ 12 oz. --Dry-Hopped Daily for 1 Month; Aged 1 Month on Whole-Leaf Hops 2018 120 Minute IPA ǀ Imperial IPA ǀ Dogfish Head Craft Brewery 14 Delaware ǀ 18% ǀ 12 oz. --Dry-Hopped Daily for 1 Month; Aged 1 Month on Whole-Leaf Hops 2019 120 Minute IPA ǀ Imperial IPA ǀ Dogfish Head Craft Brewery 13 Delaware ǀ 18% ǀ 12 oz. --Dry-Hopped Daily for 1 Month; Aged 1 Month on Whole-Leaf Hops Poperings Hommel Bier ǀ Belgian IPA ǀ Brouwerij Van Ecke 8.5 Belgium ǀ 7.5% ǀ 12 oz. 2014 Devil Dancer ǀ Imperial IPA ǀ Founders Brewing Co. 14 Michigan ǀ 12% ǀ 12 oz. --Dry-Hopped for 26 Days with 10 Hop Varietals 2015 Devil Dancer ǀ Imperial IPA ǀ Founders Brewing Co. 12 Michigan ǀ 12% ǀ 12 oz. --Dry-Hopped for 26 Days with 10 Hop Varietals Barrel Runner (Barrel-Aged Series) ǀ Imperial IPA 15 Founders Brewing Co. ǀ Michigan ǀ 11.1% ǀ 25.4 oz. --Hopped with Mosaic; Aged in Rum Barrels hop (cont’d) reDankulous Imperial Red IPA ǀ Imperial IPA 27 Founders Brewing Co. ǀ Michigan ǀ 9.5% ǀ 25.4 oz. Doom ǀ Imperial IPA ǀ Founders Brewing Co. ǀ Michigan ǀ 12.4% ǀ 12 oz. 9 --Aged in Bourbon barrels Bittersweet Symphony ǀ Imperial IPA 12 Brouwerij ‘t Gaverhopke Belgium ǀ 7.8% ǀ 12 oz. --Brewed in Collaboration with Tired Hands Brewing Co. Hop Dam Triple IPA ǀ Imperial IPA ǀ Hoppin’ Frog Brewery 19 Ohio ǀ 10% ǀ 22 oz. Anosteke ǀ Belgian IPA ǀ Brasserie du Pays Flamand 7.5 France ǀ 8% ǀ 12 oz. Stone Enjoy After 07.04.16 Brett IPA ǀ Imperial IPA ǀ Stone Brewing 18 California ǀ 7% ǀ 22 oz. --Hopped with Super galena, Simcoe, Delta, Target, Amarillo, Calyspo, and Cascade 2016 Stone 20th Anniversary Encore Series: 20 Stone 08.08.08 Vertical Epic Series ǀ Belgian IPA ǀ Stone Brewing California ǀ 8.6% ǀ 22 oz. Piraat Ale ǀ Belgian IPA ǀ Brouwerij Van Steenberge 8.5 Belgium ǀ 10.5% ǀ 12 oz. Cicada ǀ Belgian IPA ǀ Yards Brewing Co. 18 Pennsylvania ǀ 8.5% ǀ 25.4 oz. --Brewed with a Belgian Yeast Strain and Local Wildflower Honey roast Bona Fide Imperial Stout ǀ Imperial Stout ǀ 4 Hands Brewing Co. 24 Missouri ǀ 9% ǀ 22 oz. --Brewed in Collaboration with Missouri Coffee Roaster Goshen Coffee 35K ǀ American Stout ǀ Against The Grain Brewery & Smokehouse 15 Kentucky ǀ 7% ǀ 22 oz. Speedway Stout ǀ Imperial Stout ǀ AleSmith Brewing Co. 22 California ǀ 12% ǀ 25.4 oz. Amager Rye Porter ǀ Imperial Porter ǀ Amager Bryghus 17 Denmark ǀ 8.5% ǀ 16.9 oz. 2014 Bourbon barrel Aged Shipwreck Porter 15 Baltic Porter ǀ Arcadia Brewing Co. ǀ Michigan ǀ 12% ǀ 12 oz. --Aged for 12 Months in 10 Year Old Kentucky Bourbon Oak Barrels roast (cont’d) Avery Vanilla Bean Stout 16 (2nd Installment of Botanicals & Barrels Series) ǀ Imperial Stout ǀ Avery Brewing Co. ǀ Colorado ǀ 10.8% ǀ 22 oz. -Aged in Bourbon Barrels with Mexican Vanilla Beans Expedition Stout ǀ Russian Imperial Stout ǀ Bell’s Brewery 7.5 Michigan ǀ 10.5% ǀ 12 oz. Intensified Coffee Porter ǀ Imperial Porter ǀ Brooklyn Brewery 25 New York ǀ 11.8% ǀ 25.4 oz. --Aged in Kentucky Bourbon Barrels 2010 Brooklyn Black Chocolate Stout ǀ Russian Imperial Stout 14 Brooklyn Brewery ǀ New York ǀ 10.1% ǀ 12 oz. 2011 Brooklyn Black Chocolate Stout ǀ Russian Imperial Stout 12 Brooklyn Brewery ǀ New York ǀ 10.1% ǀ 12 oz. 2014 Brooklyn Black Chocolate Stout ǀ Russian Imperial Stout 11 Brooklyn Brewery ǀ New York ǀ 10.1% ǀ 12 oz. 2015 Brooklyn Black Chocolate Stout ǀ Russian Imperial Stout 10 Brooklyn Brewery ǀ New York ǀ 10.1% ǀ 12 oz. 2012 Brooklyn Black Ops ǀ Russian Imperial Stout 40 Brooklyn Brewery ǀ New York ǀ 10.5% ǀ 25.4 oz. --Aged 4 Months in Woodford Reserve Bourbon Barrels 2013 Brooklyn Black Ops ǀ Russian Imperial Stout 35 Brooklyn Brewery ǀ New York ǀ 10.5% ǀ 25.4 oz. --Aged 4 Months in Woodford Reserve Bourbon Barrels 2014 Brooklyn Black Ops ǀ Russian Imperial Stout 30 Brooklyn Brewery ǀ New York ǀ 10.5% ǀ 25.4 oz. --Aged 4 Months in Woodford Reserve Bourbon Barrels 2015 Brooklyn Black Ops ǀ Russian Imperial Stout 25 Brooklyn Brewery ǀ New York ǀ 10.5% ǀ 25.4 oz. --Aged 6 Months in Woodford Reserve Bourbon Barrels Rugbrød ǀ Rye Beer ǀ The Bruery ǀ California ǀ 8% ǀ 25.4 oz. 20 2013 D. Carnegie Porter ǀ Baltic Porter 8 Calsberg Sverige ǀ Sweden ǀ 8.8% ǀ 12 oz. De Dolle Extra Export Stout ǀ Foreign/Export Stout 10 De Dolle Brouwers ǀ Belgium ǀ 9% ǀ 12 oz. Sally Brown ǀ Irish Dry Stout ǀ Birrificio Del Ducato 14 Italy ǀ 5.2% ǀ 11.2 oz. roast (cont’d) Mogli ǀ American Porter ǀ Caldera Brewing Co. ǀ Oregon ǀ 8.5% ǀ 22 oz. 24 The Abyss ǀ Imperial Stout ǀ Deschutes Brewery ǀ Oregon 25 11.4% ǀ 22 oz. --Finished with Molasses, Licorice, and Vanilla; Partially Aged (50%) in bourbon, Pinot Noir, and Oak Barrels The Abyss — Tequila Barrel-Aged ǀ Imperial Stout ǀ Deschutes Brewery 25 Oregon ǀ 11.9% ǀ 22 oz. --Aged for 10 Months in Tequila Barrels Bitches Brew ǀ Imperial Stout ǀ Dogfish Head Craft Brewery 14 Delaware ǀ 9% ǀ 25.4 oz. 2016 World Wide Stout ǀ Imperial Stout 16 Dogfish Head Craft Brewery ǀ Delaware ǀ 18% ǀ 12 oz. 2019 World Wide Stout ǀ Imperial Stout 14 Dogfish Head Craft Brewery ǀ Delaware ǀ 18% ǀ 12 oz. 2019 Bourbon Barrel-Aged World Wide Stout ǀ Imperial Stout 14 Dogfish Head Craft Brewery ǀ Delaware ǀ 18% ǀ 12 oz. 2017 Vanilla Oak-Aged World Wide Stout ǀ Imperial Stout 14 Dogfish Head Craft Brewery ǀ Delaware ǀ 16% ǀ 12 oz. --Aged in Oak Barrels with Vanilla Beans Big Bad Baptist ǀ Imperial Stout ǀ Epic Brewing Co. ǀ California 22 12.6% ǀ 22 oz. --Aged in Bourbon Barrels with Cocoa Nibs and Coffee 2016 Big Bad Baptista (Rare Release) ǀ Imperial Stout 22 Epic Brewing Co. ǀ California ǀ 11.6% ǀ 22 oz. --Aged in Bourbon Barrels with Mexican Coffee, Cocoa Nibs, Cinnamon, and Vanilla Imperial Biscotti Break ǀ Imperial Porter 22 Evil Twin brewing Co. (at Westbrook) ǀ Denmark ǀ 11.5% ǀ 22 oz. –Brewed with Coffee Beans from Charlestone Coffee Roasters of Charleston, SC Bible Belt ǀ Imperial Stout ǀ Evil Twin Brewing Co. 12 Denmark ǀ 13% ǀ 16 oz. Can --Even More Jesus Finished with Coffee, Vanilla, Chilies, and Cocoa Nibs; Collaboration with Prairie Artisan Ales Gonzo Imperial Porter ǀ Baltic Porter ǀ Flying Dog Brewery 7 Maryland ǀ 5.9% ǀ 22 oz. 2013 Big Lushious ǀ Imperial Stout ǀ Founders Brewing Co. 22 Michigan ǀ Delaware ǀ 7.8% ǀ 25.4 oz. roast (cont’d) 2013 Kentucky Breakfast Stout (KBS) ǀ Imperial Stout 25 Founders Brewing Co. ǀ Michigan ǀ 11.2% ǀ 12 oz. --Finished with Coffee and Chocolate; Cave-Aged For 1 Year in Bourbon Barrels 2014 Kentucky Breakfast Stout (KBS) ǀ Imperial Stout 22 Founders Brewing Co. ǀ Michigan ǀ 11.2% ǀ 12 oz. --Finished with Coffee and Chocolate; Cave-Aged For 1 Year in Bourbon Barrels 2015 Kentucky Breakfast Stout (KBS) ǀ Imperial Stout 20 Founders Brewing Co. ǀ Michigan ǀ 11.2% ǀ 12 oz. --Finished with Coffee and Chocolate; Cave-Aged For 1 Year in Bourbon Barrels 2016 Kentucky Breakfast Stout (KBS) ǀ Imperial Stout 18 Founders Brewing Co. ǀ Michigan ǀ 11.2% ǀ 12 oz. --Finished with Coffee and Chocolate; Cave-Aged For 1 Year in Bourbon Barrels 2017 Kentucky Breakfast Stout (KBS) ǀ Imperial Stout 16 Founders Brewing Co. ǀ Michigan ǀ 11.2% ǀ 12 oz. --Finished with Coffee and Chocolate; Cave-Aged For 1 Year in Bourbon Barrels 2018 Kentucky Breakfast Stout (KBS) (Barrel-Aged Series) 27 Imperial Stout ǀ Founders Brewing Co. ǀ Michigan ǀ 11.2% ǀ 25.4 oz. --Finished with Coffee and Chocolate; Cave-Aged For 1 Year in Bourbon Barrels 2019 Kentucky Breakfast Stout (KBS) (Barrel-Aged Series) 12 Imperial Stout ǀ Founders Brewing Co.
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