Barleywine/Dark Ale

26 products

26 products
Garage Project - Dubbel Down Belgian Style Dubbel
Garage Project
$17.00
Orval
d'Orval
$12.20
Tripel Karmeliet 330ml
Brouwerij Bosteels
$11.00
Gulden Draak 9000 Quadruple
Van Steenberge
$13.30
Bush de Noël Premium Christmas Ale 750ml
Dubuisson
$38.00
Brewery De Meester - Douze Quadrupel
Brewery De Meester
$13.50
Delirium Nocturnum Belgian Strong Dark Ale
Huyghe Brewery
$12.50
St Bernardus Christmas Ale
Brouwerij St.Bernardus
$13.40
St.Bernardus - ABT 12 Belgian Quadrupel
Brouwerij St.Bernardus
$12.50
#1 Slow Lane Brewing - Twofold Belgian Dubbel
White Bay
from $10.00
Gouden Carolus Christmas Ale 750ml
Het Anker
$28.80
Slow Lane Brewing - Threefold Belgian Tripel
Slow Lane Brewing
$10.00
Lefort 10 Quadrupel
Brouwerij Omer Vander Ghinste
$13.10
De Brabandere Petrus Red Fruit Beer
De Brabandere
$12.00
Fourchette Belgian Tripel
Brouwerij Van Steenberge
$11.80
TRAPPISTES ROCHEFORT 10 Belgian Quadrupel
Trappistes Rochefort
$13.80
Westmalle TRAPPIST Tripel
Brouwerij der Trappisten van Westmalle
$11.70
Garage Project - Stramash Scottish Style Wee Heavy
Garage Project
$12.50
Slow Lane Brewing - Twofold Belgian Dubbel
Slow Lane Brewing
$8.80
Gouden Carolus Classic Belgian Strong Dark Ale
Het Anker
$12.50
Sunday Road Brewing - The 9th Hour Belgian Dubbel
Sunday Road Brewing
$13.20

Barleywine is a strong ale style, typically ranging from 6-12% alcohol by volume (ABV), and known for its malty flavor profile, often with notes of toffee, caramel, and/or fruit. It is often aged, as it develops complex characteristics over time. The name "barleywine" is a historical reference to the beer's strength and complexity, which were seen as comparable to wines. 
Barleywines are generally full-bodied, with a rich, complex flavor profile.
Many barleywines are designed to be aged, and can develop unique characteristics and flavors over time.
Barleywines can range in color from deep amber to dark brown.
A "dark ale" is a type of ale (a top-fermented beer) characterized by its dark color, typically ranging from deep brown to almost black. This dark hue is a result of using roasted malts during the brewing process. While often associated with a rich, malty flavor, the specific flavor profile can vary widely depending on the particular style of dark ale.
The term "dark ale" can be a broad descriptor, encompassing various styles like brown ales, porters, stouts.

Come to our Sydney based craft beer store to explore the best of dark ales available on the market.

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