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Name – Insanity Country – United States Type – English Barleywine Appearance – Poured a reddish brown color with a nice sized white head that did leave some good lacing. Smell – Quite malty with hints of caramel and dark fruit. You get a bit of oak and a slight alcohol burn in the nose [...]
Name – Horn Dog Barley Wine Style Ale Country – United States Type – English Barley Wine Appearance – Pours a very dark red color with a nice white head that leaves some lacing on the glass. Smell – Dark fruit and malts with a bit of a boozey nose. Taste – Dark fruit, sweet [...]
Name – Solstice D’hiver Country – Canada Type – American Barleywine Appearance – Poured a very deep red, almost brown color. It had a very thin off white head that was gone before you knew it. Smell – Dark fruit and some toasted malts hit the nose. Taste – More of the same from the [...]
Name – Stone Old Guardian Barley Wine Style Ale 2009 Country – United States Type – Barleywine Appearance – Pours a murky copper/amber color with a big, slightly tan head. The lacing on the glass was good. Smell – Big earthy hops and barley hit the nose. Taste – Tastes included hops of course with [...]
Name – Sierra Nevada Bigfoot Barleywine Style Ale 2009 Country – United States Type – Barleywine Appearance – Poured a clear deep red color with a slightly tan head. Smell – Earthy hops hit the nose with a smell of alcohol. Taste – Dry hop taste with a definite alcohol taste in there as well. [...]
Name – Dogfish Head Olde School Barleywine Country – United States Type – American Barley Wine Appearance – Poured a reddish copper color with really no head at all. Smell – Sweet smell of grapefruit and slight smell of alcohol that stung the nostrils a bit. Taste – Lots of sweet malts. The feel is [...]
Name – Avery Hog Heaven Barley Wine Country – United States Type – American Barley Wine Appearance – A clear copper color with a big frothy, white head. Smell – Very big hoppy and sweet malt smell. Taste – A sweet malty taste at first turns to a big hoppy hit on your taste buds. [...]
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