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Brouwerij de Molen - Bommen & Granaten
Frontaal - Rhodesian


About Barleywine

Barleywine is known for its high alcohol content and rich, malt-forward flavors. It originated in England and is often associated with the winter season. Barleywines are characterized by their deep amber to dark brown color and their intense, complex taste profile. They showcase a prominent malt backbone with flavors of caramel, toffee, dried fruits, and sometimes a touch of toasted or nutty notes.Barleywines are typically full-bodied and have a smooth, syrupy mouthfeel. They can range from moderately hopped to more malt-focused, with a balance that leans towards sweetness. The alcohol content of barleywines is generally higher than average, ranging from 8% to 12% ABV or even higher in some cases.Due to their high alcohol and bold flavors, barleywines are often aged to allow them to mellow and develop further complexity. They are best enjoyed in small quantities and make for a sipping experience. Barleywines pair well with strong cheeses, rich desserts, and can even be enjoyed as a dessert on their own.

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