Denver Beer Barleywine

Brewed by Denver Beer Company
Style: Barley Wine
Denver, Colorado USA

Serve in Snifter

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On tap at DEnver Beer poured a clear reddish brown with a lingering ring of tan foam. Aromas of smoke, carmel, toffee, tobacco and light fruittiness. Palate was medium bodied and smooth. Flavors of carmel, toffee, tobacco and earthiness with a smooth dry lingering earthy finish.

Tap @ brewery. Slightly orangish red with a small, tight head that lasts and leaves great lacing. Has an aroma of candy sugar and dark ripe fruits like cherries, honey, raisin, and cereal grain maltiness. Big huge flavor profile of figs, caramel, slight cocoa, raisins, and toasted barley. Very nice and winterfull.

Tap @ brewery. $8 for a 10 oz? I could get a Kuhnhenn Bourbon Barrel Barleywine for that price and size. Oh well. Dark maroon appearance with a medium sized, tan head. Really an earthy, organic, light caramel/toffee, fairly interesting nose. Slightly light bodied, moderately boozy, caramel, dark fruity, highly earthy, organic flavor. Not a whole lot going on and the booze is noticeable. Probably will skip this on future visits.

Light hazy dark amber - moderately estery nose, with some sticky toffee, spicy hops, some fig and spices - smells pretty dang good, actually - creamy texture - flavor is a bit husky - fairly sweet toffee and caramel up front - medium and finish are moderately estery, semidry, with fairly spicy hops and peppery alcohol heat - somewhat thin for the abv, but some good stuff happening.

Tap. Pours clear garnet highlighted brown with faint head and no lacing. Aroma is alcohol, dark fruity esters, caramel malt, floral and fruity hops. Flavor is malty with medium spicy hops, fruity esters, sweet malt and a dry finish. Medium-full body, medium warmth and carbonation.