ABV: 18.0%
Purchased at: From the brewpub in Rehoboth, DE.
What makes this beer different: Unlike anything I have ever tried, so strong but so drinkable.
Will I be drinking this again: Yup I have a 2007 in the basement, just wish it wasn’t so damn pricey for a bottle.
Grade: A
10/21/2010: 120 Minute is the last of the four “Minute” IPAs from Dogfish that I have yet to try. Already had the 60, 75, and 90 minutes… all of which were really good. They should try doing a 105 Minute IPA (half 90 Minute and half 120 Minute).
This is one of the best smelling beers ever, but I gotta be honest in saying that I’m having a hard time putting my finger on what I am smelling because it is so unique. The flavor is awesome, and by no means does it suggest that you are drinking an 18% ABV beer. Sweetness far outweighs the sweetness even though this is an IPA. Lots of pale/caramel malt flavors, with a big punch of citrus hops. This has a barleywine type feel to it, but the mouthfeel is a bit lighter and less goopy. Over-average carbonation is what really makes this very drinkable for the alcohol content. Honestly this beer cannot be put into words, you have to try it for yourself. Awesome stuff.
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when i tried it fresh, i was impressed by how drinkable it was. didn’t really care for it though. when i had it aged (2006 i think), it was one of the most offensive beers i’ve ever had. the sweetest, prune-like, oxidized, nasty concoction i could imagine and should have expected.
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