Old Rasputin vs. New Rasputin

So I drank a fresh North Coast Old Rasputin back to back with one Ive been cellaring for 6 months...didnt taste much different. SHould I let my other ones sit longer? Do they get any better past 6 months?

This belongs in the cellaring forum.

6 months on a beer like raspy wont change much in my opinion.

But also remember that aging it won't make it "better", just different. Whether it's better or worse after aging is up to your taste buds only.

I'd have to say forget you even own them. Put them in a box you won't open for years, and do your best to forget you did so. 5 years from now when you are moving, or spring cleaning, or have an urge to look at those old highschool yearbooks you will be in possession of some pretty great tasting brews to help celebrate the occasion.

This beer ages well. It all depends on you tastebuds in regards to cellared versus fresh.

One year old Rasputin tasted pretty good...we are going to start cellaring a vertical of them to taste the difference fresh-5 years old