Big and bold. Strong flavors of caramel, raisin, cinnamon and bread pudding. Nice weight and caramel color.

On tap at the brewery taproom. Amber in color with a decent ivory head. Aroma is of brandy, wood, prune, dried cherries, brown sugar, vanilla, toffee, caramel, and donut dough. Taste is of vanilla, toffee, dried apricot, cherry, booze, toffee, oak, brandy, fruit cake, and caramel drizzle.

Pours orange red with slight white carbonation. Taste is sweet cherries, figs with a brandy finish. Very nice.

Bottle shared by 5000 at Brouwers Rich deep black with a thin mocha head. Big smooth bourbon flavors and aromas. Some chocolate and slick caramel sweetness. Delicious

Let us finish up the tasters with this. Wow, strong and very good. Think this one might get me in trouble. Mmmm. I love you all......Hi....how are you....

Reddish-brown pour with a white head. The aroma is full of brandy with some oak and toffee. Flavor is the same. Tastes exactly like you expect a brandy barrel quad to taste like. A lot of dark fruit, brandy, oak, alcohol and toffee. Medium mouthfeel and medium carbonation.

Murky brown pour with an off white that settles to a ring. Aroma is strong caramel, dates, vanilla, brandy, wood and some bread. Taste is less sweet than the aroma but has the same notes. ABV is well hidden. Full body.

(Draught) Pours a hazy orange-amber body with a small cream head. Aroma of maple, brown sugar, cherry, brandy, rum raisins, and figs. Flavor of brown sugar, raisins, maple syrup, dates, caramel, and figs.

Tap at the Brewery. The look is cloudy, Amber red brown in color. Bigger thicker lasting tan head. The smell is tons of candy, burnt brown sugar, fruitcake, big, figs, molasses, alcohol, brandy, grapes, very deserty. The taste is not as bold but somehow richer. More alcohol comes through. Sugary for sure but balanced. Good beer.