Guinness Stock Ale
The Guinness Open Gate Brewery in Baltimore recently announced the release of Stock Ale and, now, a couple of short weeks later, […]
Ommegang Hand of the Queen
Ommegang’s Hand of the Queen is a recent release for their Game of Thrones series of branded releases. It’s also, I believe, […]
D9 Brewing King’s Bridge
I don’t know squat about North Carolina’s D9 Brewing (formed in 2014). I happened to pick up this bottle of the company’s […]
Sierra Nevada Beer Camp Dry-hopped Barleywine
When Sierra Nevada and Avery Brewing got together to collaborate on their Beer Camp offering, they decided not to make a new […]
DuClaw Obol Oat Wine
Through the many years that I have been enjoying micro- and craft brews, I don’t believe I’ve ever come across an oat […]
Great Divide Barrel Aged Old Ruffian
The standard Old Ruffian has been appropriately named by Great Divide Brewing. It’s an assertively hoppy barleywine that delivers a solid warmth […]
O’Connor Brewing Brigantine Barleywine
I’ve been becoming a fan of O’Connor’s products and particularly their Steel Battalion series of releases over the past couple of years. […]
The Bruery Mash
Mash is an English-style barleywine from The Bruery that’s been aged for a little while in bourbon barrels. When I picked this […]
AleSmith Old Numbskull
This is the last of the initial AleSmith beer review burst that I’ve had on the site this week. Phew. And, aside […]
Evil Twin Brewing Freudian Slip
I like a solid amount of hops in my barleywines as much as the next beer dork, but this is the first […]
Sierra Nevada Barrel-Aged Bigfoot
In preparing this review I realized that despite all of the new IPAs, stouts and Belgian-style ales that I purchase (even frequently), […]
Perennial Ales Vermilion Barleywine
It looks like I was on a bit of a Perennial Ales micro-run with this and the last post. And while the […]
