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Posts tagged with barley-wine

June 26, 2013 | Beers

Barley Wine

Barley wine is the evocative name coined by British brewers to describe an extremely potent ale that can range from golden copper to dark brown in color. Barley wines are characterized by extravagant caramel malt flavors and bittering hops that prevent the malt sweetness from cloying. Rich and viscous, they can have in their most complex manifestations winey flavor profiles, with a hint of sweetness. Some examples are vintage-dated and can improve with extended bottle age. ...

June 26, 2013 | Buyer's Guide for Beer Lovers

British and North American Styles

By Thomas Sulinski

Each year, the first round of the World Beer Championships is reserved for British and North American ale styles. Following trends of years past, we continue to observe expanding diversion between these two great banners of beer. While British-style ales ...

May 1, 2013 | Stylistically Speaking

Barley Wine

By K. Florian Klemp

Our perception of extreme beers has changed immensely over the recent period of enlightenment. To many, the extreme has become the status quo, given the availability of sour, wild, strong and über-hopped brews. But the original extreme beer among revivalists ...

May 2, 2011 | Beer of the Week

Firestone Walker Brewing Co.’s 14th Anniversary Ale

By Greg Barbera

This is from Firestone Walker Brewing Company‘s Proprietors Reserve Series where they blend various styles of beer and age them in barrels....

March 3, 2011 | New on the Shelves

Firestone Walker Brewing Company Announces Release Of Abacus

By Greg Barbera

Firestone Walker Brewing Company announced the release of their barley wine Abacus today....

December 3, 2010 | Staff Reviews

Founders Brewing Co. Nemesis Ale 2010

By Greg Barbera

Pours black with a thin head that quickly dissipates....

September 2, 2010 | Beer of the Week

McAuslan Brewing St-Ambroise 20th Anniversary Vintage Ale

By Daniel Bradford

Once a month a bunch of guys gather at my house ostensibly to talk about a book we’ve all read....

July 1, 2009 | Buyer's Guide for Beer Lovers

Ale

By Chad Wulff

I recently received an email from a past participant of the World Beer Championships. He was excited about his well-deserved accolades and also very excited about coming to the U.S. market with his brand. His respect for the beer culture ...

May 1, 2009 | Stylistically Speaking

Old Ale

By K. Florian Klemp

Anyone who can appreciate things nostalgic need not yearn wistfully when it comes to beer, as today’s brewers are as hip to historical brews as they are to the trendy. That considered, perhaps we are ready to rediscover old ales, ...

January 1, 2008 | Stylistically Speaking

Barley Wine

By K. Florian Klemp

The status of quality beer has never needed validation among its devotees, but lately there has been a movement afoot to equate beer with wine with respect to class and culinary eminence. The concept of beer as cuisine may cut ...

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