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Sunday, December 27, 2009

A Geek Taking pics and tasting @FlyingDog Horn Dog Barley Wine

Tasted By : GServo
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Location tested: Home at Dining room table, watching Mighty Boosh live, on a cold evening, in New Jersey


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Special notes: I let this, Flying Dog Horn Dog Barley Wine Sit for Almost a year

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 Got this in a Flying Dog 7oz Canis Major pack

Brewer: Flying Dog Brewery

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Style/TypeBarely Wine Ale ABV: 10.2%

Package ; amount  7 Oz Bottle

Glass used: Snifter

Appearance (head, color, clarity): The Barley wine Pour a dark slight redish Chocolaty Brown  with a contrasting off white head. It was not a clear bear

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Aroma/smell: I think because of the almost a year of sitting, it had a smooth Malty Aroma, I let my wife smell it, she’s not a big fan of beer, she thought it smelled good

Taste/Flavor (Sweetness, acidity, bitterness etc): Zomg , let it sit for like a year, crazy, the flavor increased so much, so good, maintained a great sweetness, but was so very smooth

Body/Texture: Great Lightly Syrupy Mouth feel , lightly carbonated
After taste (quick or Long?, Smooth or Harsh?, Hoppy, Malty Roasty?):Smooth Malty after taste, at this sitting

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Comic Pairing:  This is Would be best, as is, with Conan the Cimmerian from Dark Horse Comics, good well thought out Stories go best with this beer.

Food Pairings: anything Chocolaty would due, for me, Dinner wise, I would love to have this with a Lamb burger with Goat Cheese and caramelized onions.

Overall Impression : FlyingDogs Horn Dog Barley wine, I will let it sit from now on, dear god that's a good glass of ale, when aged.

Company Website/More:  information on beer: By far the biggest dog in the yard... Horn Dog Barley Wine is a dark and malty English-style Barely Wine that is aged for a minimum of three months before being packaged. Like a fine wine, this beer will only get better with age when stored at optimum conditions.



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