So, tell us what Christmas seasonals will find their way into your glass this year? Do you have a little somethin' special to pop open today or tomorrow?
For me, it's Birrificio Le Baladin Noel and Bogedal Bryghus #137.

We hope you have a hoppy and safe Christmas and a terrific New Year!

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I cant believe no one has mention Anderson Valley Winter Solstice yet... i dunno if its xmasy.. but its deffo a winter release beer, and has to be in my top 3 favorite beers of all time

Also, Alaskan Winter Ale is a wonderful winter beer...apparently its co-fermented with spruce tips... and tastes of pine and chocolate covered raspberries
We featured AV Winter Solstice, among others, at our Holiday Beer Dinner this year at Kindling. It was one of the favorites of the night, hands down.
I'm keeping it simple this year. It's a Goose Island Christmas for me. I'm having 2009 Christmas Ale and 2008 Bourbon County Stout. Happy Holidays everyone.
As a matter of fact I do! Last night was the Corsendonk Christmas Ale, and before that was the yummy Delirium Noel!

I have one more Belgian Christmas Ale on tap for tonight - I've not had it before - Gouden Carolus Noel. Ever have it? Anyway, Merry Christmas everyone!
I have had some excellent seasonals recently: Breckenridge Christmas Ale, BridgePort Ebeneezer Ale, Bell's Christmas, Gouden Carolus Noel, Mikkeller Fra Til, De Ranke Pere Noel, X-Mas Zinnebir, R. J. Rocker's First Snow, Heavy Seas Winter Storm and New Belgium 2 Below.
Really enjoyed a Great Lakes Christmas Ale recently: hefty, spicy, delicious. Looking forward to opening a Jolly Pumpkin Noel de Calabaza tonight or tomorrow. Cheers and happy holidays to all!
My first Christmas ale this season was the Fantome Noel, wonderful sour. I'm up visiting the in-laws in Oregon right now so I've been drinking stuff I can't find at home. Grabbed a few things from Ninkasi as well as one from Pelican and a fresh-hop from Bridgeport. Haven't decided yet what I'll have with dinner tomorrow night, maybe the Oatis oatmeal stout from Ninkasi, might pair well with the turkey.
We tapped a Schwenkelweiss Black Wheat for the Winter Solstice. It's named after one of our brewers Kyle Schwenke. It's a dark lager which is tapped on Nitro. Very chocolatey and smooth. It had the texture of velvet. What a nice winter small batch beer.
I know that I'm late to the party, but some of the ones I've enjoyed are:

Mikeller Santa's Little Helper

Jenlain Noel

Jolly Pumpkin Noel de Calabaza

Going to try to sneek away tonight and get a tapper of Mikeller Fra Til at the local.

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