Avery Hog Heaven

Pours a deep copper color with a moderate white head. Aroma and flavor is definitely hoppy by barleywine standards, but not overpowering. Like most Avery beers, the flavor is sweeter than most representatives of the style with sweet maltiness. A little thin but very nice.

Crushed with Jakebra. Nice nose. Some sweetness and some awesomeness. Finish is surprisingly hoppy. Man, barley wines are so different and complex, I can’t get a good hold on them, but I like em.

22 oz. bottle. Pours a clear dark copper color with a smaller off white head. The aroma has some caramel malt, but tends to the hoppy side of things. Orange citrus and fruit are what stand out. The flavor , much like the nose, tends toward the hops more than the malt. Orange citrus, floral hop bitterness, and fruit blend fairly well with the expected caramel malt backbone. I even picked up a slight hint of nuts. The alcohol is warming and adds to the experience. Although I generally like the sweeter, maltier barleywines, this one was solid.

WOAH! What a nice beer. Strong in every way. Lots of malt, tons of carmel, load of hops. All balanced greatly. Aroma, flavor and everything is strong. Aroma is almost like candy. Flavor is all that and more. The hops stand out the most, but the malt and carmel backbone swirl in the background and hold everything together. Totally drinkable, i wanted more, more, more. Nice warmth. Texture is smooth and thick, almost not like drinking beer at all. Not quite Behemoth, but pretty damn close, and less than half the price to boot. Oink Oink.

Nice copper color with good sized off-white head. Malty sweet nose. Flavor is malt filled with a nice bit of sweetness that has great texture. Good warmth from the alcohol with a bit of a hoppy finish.

Bottle pours rich amber brown. Frothy head laces nicely. Fantastic aroma that is inviting. Rich malt flavor with a nice amount of sweetness. The finish is nice and dry with some hop kick and alcohol. This is a very good barley wine.

Great appearance and aroma! Nice and dry, especially for a barley wine, which also lends towards the great mouthfeel. Extremely well made, lacks the cloying sweetness found in a lot of barley wines. The best barley wine I have had in a long time.

Bottle. Clear, light amber pour with a little head. Ton of floral hops in the aroma. Smells more like a IIPA than a barley wine. Plenty of hops in the flavor as well, but also some sweet maltiness and alchol in the finish. By far the hoppiest barley wine I’ve ever head. Still very tasty!