Divine Reserve No. 10

Pours clear with a quarter-inch of light tan foam. Retention is not lacing while lacing dots the glass here and there. Aroma is caramel and toffee with nice plum character. There is a playful alcohol and sweetness. The sweetness seems to grow a bit. Taste brings the caramel, toffee, and plum. The end brings a huge hit of booze with brown sugar sweetness. The alcohol burns on the way down. There is a strange flavor towards the end that is "off". Big body that makes the lips a little sticky from the sweets at two years old. Carbonation is medium, which is a bit surprising. I wonder if more age here would help the alcohol as it creates the sensation of one-dimensional. Not a bad beer, just possibly too hard to get based on production numbers. Enjoy!