This year, Goose - owned by the parent of Budweiser, AB InBev - promised tons of dessert flavors, from rice pudding to bananas Foster, and at around 14 percent ABV the stouts were destined to make drinkers warm and bubbly no matter their underlying beer opinions.
But what happens to the hundreds of barrels in the temperature-unregulated warehouse at Goose Island, as that weather fluctuates and intensifies? Before the tasting, it was snowing, and a week after, it was shorts weather. That won't just change the Black Friday selection, but likely the terroir of all stouts in the future.
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