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OBK American Barleywine (5.25 US Gal)
American Barleywine - 5.25 US Gallon All Grain Homebrew Recipe Kit
 
Price: $42.99

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Fermentis US-05 American Dry Ale Yeast [Add $4.49]
White Labs WLP001 California Ale Yeast [Add $9.49]
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American Barleywine

A very rich and intense maltiness combined with an assertive hop character which showcases citrusy and resiny American hop varieties. Malt character is caramel, sweet and bready. Aggressive bitterness, yet a full-bodied and velvety texture. A rich and complex American strong ale.


Est. ABV: 9% | Recipe & Instructions

Average Customer Review: Average Customer Review: 5 of 5 5 of 5 Total Reviews: 2 Write a review.

  0 of 0 people found the following review helpful:
 
5 of 5 Awesome kit May 18, 2017
Reviewer: Jay from Medicine Hat  
This is one of the best recipes I've made in some time.  You can't taste the alcohol at all, nice bitterness balanced with sweetness.  Very hoppy, but not a typical citrusy hoppy.  It's more like a double IPA but without the strong aroma.  I suspect this would store well.  This beer is going to be the first to have a permanent home on tap.  Only issue for me was that my efficiency dropped a fair bit with such a large grain bill, so I had a 15% efficiency loss with my Grainfather.   If you're buying the kit you may want some extract on hand to make up for any potential OG losses.  I used US-05 and didn't alter the recipe other than enough OBK liquid amber extract to hit my efficiency target.

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  1 of 1 people found the following review helpful:
 
5 of 5 Great kit with unique hops. December 11, 2013
Reviewer: James Harron from Stittsville, ON Canada  
Made this kit back in August, and am going to be bottling it this weekend, for consumption sometime Christmas 2014.

I wanted to try the Polaris hops, and am glad I did.

I ended up adding 3.5 oz of toasted oak cubes and 1 sliced and scraped vanilla bean to secondary, and let it bulk age for the last few months. Tried a sample last night, and it has become simply sublime. Plenty malty enough, but with enough hop backbone to balance it really nicely, and my oak and vanilla additions really give it a deep character which may otherwise be missing. I'm not going to knock any stars off for that though, because for all I know it might be better without my additions.

I am going to bottle with an extra pack of US-05 added to the bottling bucket because of how clear it's dropped and I'd be afraid it wouldn't carb up otherwise.

All in all, a great kit, worth the money, and I have no doubt it will be absolutely amazing after 12 months in the bottle.


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