16oz (thx, Renny!) @ Sales Force. Appearance: dark copper. Aroma: boozy, malty, sweet, caramel. Taste: along the same lines, very boozy, lots of malt, some oak and creamy notes. Overall: kinda rough and boozy, but enjoyable.

Amber-brown colour, with no head and it doesn't look like it has much carbonation. Fruity aroma, fairly sticky fruitcake stuff. On the palate, boozy, with a bit of toasty malt, sticky. It is a bit simple, and I have no idea what a Polish barley wine is.

Poured from 473mL can. Clear chestnut brown with no head. Nice aroma of dark fruit, wood, mild whiskey . Taste is a bit lacking, subdued and thin-medium bodied, whiskey dissipates. Average - aroma and taste doesn't line up.

473mL can. Pours murky brown with almost no white head. Aroma has whiskey, caramel malts, wood barrels, dark dried berries. Flavour has a ton of whiskey, barrels, toffee. Very tasty, but pretty unbalanced; needs a some work, or at least some time, to better meld these flavours together.

First, what's a Jopen-style ale? The internet does not help with this query, and ChatGPT just hallucinates. Second, what's a Polish barley wine? These guys are just fucking with us with illusory styles, right? 16 oz. can, pours a beautiful clear mahogany with almost no head. Aroma has plenty of booze, with lots of whiskey barrels, toffee, brown sugars, and dark fruits. Flavour is very boozy and sticky, with intense whiskey barrels, toffee, brown sugar, dark dried fruits, and bready caramel. The whiskey is extremely prominent, almost too harsh and boozy, but does have some nice complexity. The malt base is good -- quite sticky and caramely -- but the body is still slightly thin, even if oily. It's good, but it's not a complex or elegant BA barley wine.

Can. Pours a very dark hue, almost black with a very small bubble of head. A big boozy nose, caramel, barrel and dark fruit. Sweet, lots of oxidation, whiskey, woody, some dried dark fruit, leather. Good.