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Featured in BEER November 2009 as a strong ale for winter drinking. For more beers in this piece, see previous post. ABV: 10% Sharp's Brewery Massive Ale is one of Sharp’s brewer Stuart Howe’s bottled specialities, an exciting sideline with a distinct Belgian influence for one of the more successful new cask producers. It’s a big [...] July 11th, 2010 | Tags: Barley Wine, Molson Coors, Sharp's, Strong ales November 2009 | Category: England, Great Britain, South West, Tastings | Leave a comment
First published in BEER March 2008 as part of a piece about Welsh beers. ABV: 4.8 and 8 per cent Otley O-Garden Last month’s BEER previewed CAMRA’s Members’ Weekend in Cardiff by featuring Welsh beer and breweries, with my colleague Brian Glover reporting Wales is “fermenting furiously again, with [...] May 16th, 2010 | Tags: Barley Wine, Meadow Farm Shop, Otley, Wheat Ale | Category: Cymru, Great Britain, Tastings | Leave a comment
First published in BEER December 2007 as part of a piece about strong beers for the festive season. For more strong festive beers see previous post. ABV: 11.5 per cent JW Lees Harvest Ale The term “vintage”, which strictly speaking refers to the grape harvest, is often misapplied to beer – unlike wine, [...] May 10th, 2010 | Tags: Barley Wine, Lees | Category: England, Great Britain, North West, Tastings | Leave a comment
First published in BEER December 2007 as part of a piece about strong beers for the festive season. ABV: 11.7 per cent O'Hanlon's Thomas Hardy's Ale When it comes to the festive season, I’m something of a bah humbug type by nature, but one of the things I do look forward to is [...] May 10th, 2010 | Tags: Barley Wine, O'Hanlon's, Thomas Hardy | Category: England, Great Britain, South West, Tastings | One comment
First published in BEER December 2006 as part of a page about strong beers. See previous post for more strong beers. ABV: 8.5 per cent Chiltern Bodgers Barley Wine Launched in 1980 and still run by the Jenkinson family, the Chiltern Brewery near Aylesbury is a rare survivor from the first wave of new [...] April 4th, 2010 | Tags: Barley Wine, Chiltern | Category: England, Great Britain, South East, Tastings | Leave a comment
Top Tastings 2009 ABV: 10% Traquair House by James McIntosh Patrick, National Galleries of Scotland Traquair House is the oldest inhabited stately home in Scotland and a new wave craft brewer ahead of its time. In 1965, several years before the launch of CAMRA, the rediscovery of Britain’s diverse brewing heritage and the subsequent rise [...] February 7th, 2010 | Tags: Barley Wine, Top Tastings 2009, Traquair, Wood aged | Category: Great Britain, Scotland, Tastings | Leave a comment
Top Tastings 2009 ABV: 11% Thornbridge is currently one of the most exciting and innovative breweries in Britain, complimenting a range of high quality cask ales with a selection of bottled specialities including fine India Pale Ales and Imperial Stouts and the unclassifiable dark honey beer Bracia. It arose from a collaboration with Sheffield’s Kelham [...] February 7th, 2010 | Tags: Barley Wine, Thornbridge, Top Tastings 2009, Wood aged | Category: East Midlands, England, Great Britain, Tastings | Leave a comment
Beer sellers: Scottish Real Ale Shop ABV: 10% Orkney Dark Island Reserve One of Britain’s northernmost breweries and one of Scotland’s strong collection of distinctive micros, Orkney was founded in a derelict schoolhouse by an Englishman in 1988. It later formed a partnership with the [...] February 2nd, 2010 | Tags: Barley Wine, Orkney, Scottish Real Ale Shop, Top Tastings 2009, Top Tastings 2011, Wood aged | Category: Great Britain, Scotland, Tastings | Leave a comment
Originally published in What’s Brewing April 2003 Origin: Woodbastwick, Norfolk, England Woodfordes Headcracker East Anglia provides rich pickings for lovers of good speciality ales: the current Good Beer Guide lists 15 independent brewers in Suffolk and 11 in Norfolk, including a good number of [...] December 20th, 2009 | Tags: Barley Wine, Woodforde's | Category: East of England, England, Great Britain, Tastings | Leave a comment
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