it wasn't good compared to other B-wines. it was good but for style it was not. i think people give lots of extra marks for rarity, and being an Milkkeller/Brew dog collaboration. Collaborations don't make beer tast better!!!!! There i said it![:(!]

first time i had i loved it.. 2nd time, average ... 3rd time, didn't like it all- a mess...

quote: Originally posted by mmmmBeer it wasn't good compared to other B-wines. it was good but for style it was not. i think people give lots of extra marks for rarity, and being an Milkkeller/Brew dog collaboration. Collaborations don't make beer tast better!!!!! There i said it![:(!]

i thought it was cool that the last 2 scores were extremes...a 2.5 (not so extreme) and a 4.9! after some pretty standard scores. LET'S GET READY TO RUMBLLLLLLLLLLLE!

In Canada it may be a rarity, In BC where I live, you cannot get mikkeller anywhere, and this collaboration is through Mikkellers distribution channels rather than Brewdog, so I have to leave the province to get it. You can find it at a handful of places in Alberta and Washington State, so I don't have to go that far to find it. I think it comes down to the debate, do you dig hot alchol in your B-Wine, or do you think a good brewer hides it? I think its a balance game and different palates dig different things. I was drinking many Isaly's before I was drinking B-Wines, so for me I like the high alcohol and the intense and not nessesarily harmonious balanced flavours. Though I might be a rare one.