I'm working on sourcing some barrel-aged beer for a future episode of my podcast and thought the Asylum would be the perfect community to poll. I'm looking for some really good barrel-aged beers that can be found in bottles. We do the show at home, so tap beer isn't going to work for us.

I already have a friend sending me some Innis & Gunn from Canada since it doesn't seem to be available in LA. What else should we try?
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Blue Grass Brewing Co makes a nice Bourbon Barrel Stout :-)
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The best is Goose Island Bourbon County Stout. It says right on the bottle "a great cigar beer". It runs about $18 a 4pk!
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+1
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Another is Great Divide Oak Aged Yeti Stout
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It is very tasty.
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I do like the Goose Island, but I found Founder's Backwoods Bastard Stout a little tastier. :-)
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Old Dominion makes an oak barrel stout, but I think the version in the bottle is different then what is on tap.
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Weyerbacher insanity, bourbon barrel aged barleywine. Yummy!
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I like Old Dominion's Oak Barrel Stout, never had it on tap though.

Been meaning to try Allegash, local beer store seems to have most of 'em on the shelf.
http://www.allagash.com/beer.htm

And Dogfish Head has one that's... unique
http://www.dogfish.com/brews-spirits.../red-white.htm
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It out of season, but Founders Kentucky Breakfast Stout is very tasty. Another option would be Stone's Oak Aged Bastard.
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Arrogant Bastard has an oaked version if you can find it.
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Another +1 for this one!
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Not sure how easy it would be to find out there or out of season, but Rahr's Bourbon Barrel Aged Winter Warmer is awfully tasty.
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Jefferson Reserve by BGB...

Also, Oak Barrel Stout by Dominion Brewery here in Virginia
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+1 for the Jefferson..out standing beer! :-)
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