Central Waters - Bourbon Barrel Stout http://www.centralwaters.com/beer/img/BourbonBarrelStout.gif I'm not saying it's the 'best beer ever,' it's just one I happen to enjoy occasionally.
2009 Chateau Cos d'Estournel got two 100 point scores: http://www.misterwrightfinewines.com/sku17037.html Just to compare, 2006 got a 94 and a 93 from the same two scorers. The 2009 might be the best of all time from them? 2010 got a 99 and 97.
Indeed. I can only talk for the 2006 one, I can hardly imagine there is something better than the one I tasted but these guys seem to know what they are talking about. Please tell me how it was if you buy it.
You should also try Duval. Another fine Belgium beer. Other beers I like are Sierra Nivada, Brooklyn Beer or any IPA. The Czech Urquell Pilsner is fantastic if you like a cold, crisp larger. In fact it's unbeatable. FYI, Coors, Miller, Budweiser ARE NOT BEERS by these standards. They are onion water. Wine: Alsace or Sancerre are my favourite regions in France, however I tend to go for Italians over French, who are more honest and bathe more frequently. Cocktails: Manhattan or Old Fashioned - I can drink these by the bucket! One pretty Spanish girl whom I found in a bar one night last week discovered she could do the same! Fancy that.
If I buy it, I'm probably not going to open it for like 20 years! haha. maybe I'll grab two, that way I can enjoy one soon and hold the rest for later. At $475 a bottle, it's not cheap but also for a "perfect" wine that has a 60 year life, it's not too expensive either. Some of these Bordeaux's fetch $3000+ for like 92-94 scores. Not worth it for those IMO.
Haven't tried this myself but this wine is supposed to be amazing. 97+ points from 24 members on cellartracker. A perfect RP score of 100. 2007 southern rhone is a fantastic vintage as well. https://www.cellartracker.com/wine.asp?iWine=592583