Actually a lot of Christmas beers were bocks. Barleywine is my suggestion
I will say that I was thinking barleywine myself.
I didnt really play as I had little to no ‘festive’ beers this year. Although I also have bocks & barleywines fairly infrequently so may lurk in the background or pine for beers of my younger days
Neither did I, so I also didn’t have much to contribute.
Maybe look for a couple nice barleywines now.
I never could find one to replace Old Nicks so it’s been awhile.
I had this light barley wine on Christmas day. It was only 7.2% but didn’t want anything too strong mid afternoon and it went down well.
https://www.ratebeer.com/beer/adnams-tally-ho/4727/708854/
Only had 10 in this style but I do like it. I tend to prefer session strength beers though, so have to be in the right mood for something stronger and when I do its usually a DIPA or something from Belgium.
Don’t wish to crosspost with the what ya drinking thread, but this is confirmed as being tasty. A barleywine aged with goodies in a Bulleit Rye barrel. I use to dislike the style, but then I realized I just don’t like old, stodgy English ones.
https://www.ratebeer.com/beer/hi-wire-rye-whiskey-barrel-aged-manhattan-ale/1062878/
Those are the ones that I first loved!
Nice to know there are some interesting lighter ones to try.
*And I’m sorry to miss the chats. I did receive the invite and thank you very much for it.
Was just preoccupied that eve. I hope all enjoyed it as I always have.
Any ideas for February?
Doppelbock season is approaching!
I’d enjoy something Belgian themed.
Let’s start thinking about March. We have a suggestion for something Belgian related but more specific would be good. Other ideas are welcome as well.
I vote Tripel. Think I have one or two in the fridge that would be good to have some impetus to drink.
Metheglin
Braggot
Irish Red Ale of course
Dunkel
So what will it be?
Kolsch
That’s not a bad one for April with spring hitting and nice light drinking. Of course it’s maibock season as well. I still have a few days to nab a triple
Barrel-aged Maibock. Done.