Olde Deuteronomy
(has 3 batches)
Alley Kat Brewing Company in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada 🇨🇦
Barley Wine - Barley Winter|
Score
7.43
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Olde Deuteronomy is a beer that is high in alcohol, full-bodied, and has a "chewy" maltiness. Because it improves with age, it is called a barley wine.
Olde Deuteronomy is truly a beer to be shared with friends and should be sipped out of a brandy snifter. Each vintage will age and improve for several more years.
Olde Deuteronomy is truly a beer to be shared with friends and should be sipped out of a brandy snifter. Each vintage will age and improve for several more years.
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7.8/10
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Appearance 8
Aroma 7
Flavor 8
Texture 8
Overall 8
2016. Amber and bright. The aroma is fairly good - lots of malts, sweet and sticky, and like a nice pudding. Very well balanced bitter, sweet toffee malts, sticky dark sugars, fig, raisins. Very good.
Old rate: Golden amber. Slightly bizarre aroma of grapes, cucumber, caramel & toffee, flowers, and some tropical fruit hoppiness. Sweet, smooth creaminess with coconut sweetness; fruit esters like apricot, pear and crabapple. Long malts omnipresent (bread crust, molasses). Fairly light for its size. 7-3-7-3-14 = 3.4
Old rate: Golden amber. Slightly bizarre aroma of grapes, cucumber, caramel & toffee, flowers, and some tropical fruit hoppiness. Sweet, smooth creaminess with coconut sweetness; fruit esters like apricot, pear and crabapple. Long malts omnipresent (bread crust, molasses). Fairly light for its size. 7-3-7-3-14 = 3.4
Tried
on 11 Jul 2003
at 20:14