A homebrewed Barleywine. Titan’s Tribute.

Its that time again! A glorious barleywine loving time! This Friday – November 17th, 2023 – Figgy Pudding returns at The Alementary Brewery in Hackensack, New Jersey.

Figgy Pudding week is upon us! Our indomitable English barleywine is co-fermented with figs, prunes, apricots and dates before being aged for a year in the finest Jamaican rum barrels. The result is absolutely perfect for holiday parties and pairs delightfully with the foods of the season. As usual, this one is pretty limited since finding rum barrels of sufficient quality for this beauty is very challenging. The official release is Friday, 11/17. It isn’t required, but you can order your bottles in advance on our website if you’d prefer. We are also raising Blake and Mike’s personal stash for a re-release of the 2022 Figgy since you’ve all long since “accidentally” consumed them. Let’s get Figgy!

#digthefig#craftbeer#beer#alementary#njbeer#beerporn

The Alementary – Facebook Post

A Beer Thrillers Favorite

Figgy Pudding is one of our all time absolute favorite beers here at The Beer Thrillers – for many reasons. Firstly, its a wonderful and delicious beer, but secondly there’s a lot of sentimental reasons as well.

The Alementary was one of Amy and Ben’s first dates and we split a bottle of Figgy Pudding and spent nearly the entire evening at the brewery chatting and having a wonderful time together, getting to learn and grow and know each other.

We took a bottle to go, and kept it cellared, and after Amy got pregnant with Scarlet Emma, it ended up becoming her “push present”:

So we cracked it open there at the Harrisburg Hospital (don’t tell), and Amy got to enjoy her first few sips of beer in a very long time. (Don’t worry, I made sure the bottle didn’t go to waste. –Ben)

Our Instagram and Facebook post covered it:

Cheers to Scarlet Emma! We saved this bottle from our visit to @alementary and its aged just as long as she is (give or take a few months).

This is the one beer Amy waited and wanted her entire pregnancy, and she can now finally get a few sips of it.

Cheers Scarlet Emma! Can’t wait to take you home tomorrow!

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The Beer Thrillers is in Harrisburg (Facebook Post)

The Alementary was so kind that they reached out to us and told us to stop by the brewery and they would gift us another bottle of Figgy Pudding, and so in January of this year we made the trek back out to Hackensack New Jersey and picked it up, getting to also watch the Bengals defeat the Bills in their playoff game at the brewery, and enjoy a nice beautiful snowy day in New Jersey – and it was Scarlet Emma’s first trip to the brewery as well!

We certainly know we’ll be coming back out to New Jersey soon to get this year’s vintage of Figgy Pudding and we cannot wait!

Cheers to Figgy Pudding, cheers to The Alementary, and cheers to all who get to try it. Its an extremely delicious beer!

See Also

• Holiday Weekend and Bomber Bottles

For More Information on The Alementary

The following information comes from Untappd. The Alementary is a micro brewery from Hackensack, New Jersey. They have 299 unique beers and over 66,000 ratings with a global average rating of 3.79 (as of 11.16.23). Their Untappd description reads: Our mission is simple: Create approachable and uncomplicated world-class beers in a brewery experience that gives our friends and neighbors a brewery that they are proud to call their own.

You can follow them at these social media pages:

• The Alementary – Official Website
• The Alementary – Twitter
• The Alementary – Facebook
• The Alementary – Instagram
• The Alementary – Untappd

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Barleywines, often referred to as the “king of ales,” represent a regal and robust beer style characterized by their high alcohol content and complex malt profiles. Originating in England, barleywines have evolved over the centuries into a diverse category that includes both English-style and American-style variations. These hearty ales are typically brewed with a substantial amount of malted barley, resulting in a full-bodied and sweet brew that boasts a higher alcohol by volume (ABV) than most other beer styles. The malt bill contributes rich caramel and toffee notes, creating a luscious sweetness that can be complemented by undertones of dark fruits such as raisins, figs, and plums.

One distinguishing feature of barleywines is their aging potential. Much like fine wines, these beers can benefit from extended cellaring, with flavors developing and maturing over time. Young barleywines often showcase a pronounced hop bitterness that balances the sweetness, while aged versions tend to mellow, allowing the malt complexities to shine. This aging process transforms barleywines into cellar treasures, with vintage releases offering beer enthusiasts the opportunity to embark on a flavorful journey through time. Whether enjoyed fresh or aged, barleywines are a testament to the brewer’s artistry and the capacity of beer to mature into something truly extraordinary.

Barleywines are one of my absolute favorite styles; and I can drink them year round, regardless of temperature. At the 2022 Atlantic City Brewfest, after just having won a 5K to get into the brewfest, in upper 80 degree temperature – the first beer I got was an 15% barleywine from Broken Goblet Brewing – and I promptly chugged it down, and then got a refill to enjoy.

Schlafly Brewery

Schlafly Brewery, based in St. Louis, Missouri, has been a stalwart in the craft beer scene since its founding in 1991. Founded by Tom Schlafly and Dan Kopman, the brewery has been a pioneer in bringing quality craft beer to the heart of the Midwest. With a commitment to traditional brewing methods and a passion for innovation, Schlafly has become a beloved name among beer enthusiasts.

Schlafly’s dedication to brewing excellence is exemplified in their Reserve Series, a collection of limited-edition releases showcasing the brewery’s expertise and creativity. The 2009 Reserve Barleywine is a shining example of their commitment to aging beer to perfection. Known for their attention to detail and respect for beer styles, Schlafly has garnered a reputation for producing beers that stand the test of time.

Brewing Process

The Schlafly Reserve Barleywine 2009 is a testament to the brewery’s meticulous brewing process. Crafted with precision and care, this barleywine begins with a foundation of quality malt, carefully selected to impart the rich and complex flavors that define the style. The use of traditional brewing techniques, combined with a keen eye for detail, results in a beer that can withstand the aging process and emerge with enhanced depth and character.

The decision to release a barleywine as part of the Reserve Series speaks volumes about Schlafly’s commitment to providing beer enthusiasts with unique and memorable experiences. This particular vintage has been patiently maturing in the brewery’s cellars, allowing the flavors to evolve and develop into something truly special.

Community and Innovation

Beyond their dedication to brewing exceptional beer, Schlafly Brewery has been an integral part of the St. Louis community. They actively engage with local initiatives, events, and charities, fostering a sense of community that extends beyond the beer itself. Schlafly’s commitment to sustainability and environmental responsibility also adds an extra layer of appreciation for their contributions to both craft brewing and the world at large.

In conclusion, Schlafly Brewery’s Reserve Barleywine 2009 not only reflects the brewery’s passion for crafting exceptional beer but also invites beer enthusiasts to partake in a piece of brewing history. As you savor the nuances of this vintage barleywine, you’re not just enjoying a beverage – you’re experiencing the culmination of decades of brewing expertise and a commitment to quality that defines the Schlafly legacy. Cheers to the brewers who have patiently shepherded this beer through time, delivering a truly exceptional drinking experience.

Beer Review: Schlafly Reserve Barleywine (Vintage – 2009)

Beer: Schlafly Reserve Barleywine (Vintage – 2009)
Brewery: Schlafly – The Saint Louis Brewery
Style: Barleywine – American
ABV: 10.2%
IBU: 40
Untappd Description: Our Oak-Aged Barleywine has a deep copper color with intense malt flavors and assertive hops for balance. Fermentation with American ale yeast allows the caramel-flavored malt to shine. After fermentation, the beer is infused with American-made Oak chips, where it is aged for several more months to develop its smooth, luscious character. The higher alcohol level in the beer allows the flavors to develop and mellow over time. Aging also creates raisin and port-wine characteristics in the finished beer.

Schlafly Reserve Barleywine 2009 – A Vintage Delight for Connoisseurs

Welcome, beer enthusiasts! Today, we dive into the cellars of brewing history with our review of the Schlafly Reserve Barleywine 2009. This vintage gem has been patiently aging, promising a sensory journey for those lucky enough to savor its rich complexities. Join us as we uncork the past and explore the aged wonders of this barleywine masterpiece.

Appearance

As we pour this 2009 Reserve Barleywine into a glass, the deep amber hue immediately catches the eye. Its clarity is impressive, and a subtle effervescence hints at the carbonation still present after all these years. The modest but persistent off-white head adds an elegant touch, showcasing the beer’s longevity.

Aroma

The nose is a symphony of aged malt sweetness, with caramel and toffee leading the way. Layers of dark fruit, such as figs and raisins, emerge, intertwining with hints of vanilla and oak. The aromatic journey takes us back to the roots of traditional barleywine craftsmanship, promising a decadent experience.

Taste

Upon the first sip, it’s evident that time has been kind to this barleywine. The malt backbone is robust, offering a velvety texture that coats the palate. The caramelized sugars have matured, bringing forth a delightful sweetness that’s balanced by subtle bitterness. Dark fruit notes dance on the taste buds, revealing the beer’s evolution into a complex elixir. A gentle warmth from the alcohol emerges, adding a comforting touch to each sip.

Mouthfeel

The mouthfeel of Schlafly Reserve Barleywine 2009 is luxurious and full-bodied. Despite its age, the carbonation remains lively enough to lift the flavors, creating a silky-smooth texture. The beer’s viscosity contributes to a lingering finish that invites contemplation.

Overall Impression

Schlafly Reserve Barleywine 2009 is a testament to the magic that occurs when patience meets craftsmanship. This vintage beauty delivers a sophisticated and well-rounded drinking experience. The interplay of malt sweetness, dark fruit, and nuanced oak character makes this barleywine a treat for seasoned beer aficionados and those new to aged brews alike.

Food Pairing

Pair this barleywine with equally rich and robust flavors. Consider indulging in a charcuterie board featuring aged cheeses, prosciutto, and fig preserves. For a decadent dessert pairing, try it alongside a slice of dark chocolate cake or a creamy blue cheese cheesecake.

Final Thoughts

In the world of aged barleywines, Schlafly Reserve Barleywine 2009 stands as a beacon of timeless craftsmanship. Whether you’re a collector seeking to unearth a forgotten gem or a beer lover eager to experience the evolution of flavors, this vintage brew is a must-try. Embrace the past, savor the present, and let the Schlafly Reserve Barleywine 2009 be your guide through a taste of brewing history.

My Untappd Rating: ****
Global Untappd Rating: 3.96 (as of 11.2.23)

Upcoming

This weekend we’ll be up in State College for Amy’s Walk to End ALZ. Hopefully we’ll be hitting a few breweries while we’re up there, but not sure how many as we will be very busy with the walk. We will most likely be eating at Ottto’s Pub and Brewery on Friday night. Not sure if we’ll get a chance after the walk on Saturday to visit any. Hopefully we will. Or at least maybe hit one on the drive back home.

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Tenebris – A barleywine by Adroit Theory

Adroit Theory

Adroit Theory is a craft brewery based in Purcellville, Virginia. Known for its experimental and bold approach to brewing, Adroit Theory specializes in a wide range of beer styles, particularly focusing on high-ABV (alcohol by volume) beers such as imperial stouts, IPAs, and barrel-aged brews. The brewery is also notable for its distinctive and often dark and gothic-themed artwork and packaging.

Gaming Time

I usually find myself drinking IPAs and DIPAs (or even TIPAs) while doing some gaming, but switched it up with Tenebris by Adroit Theory tonight. This was a fantastic beer to sit back and do a “gaming sesh” (as the cool kids call it). The 10.7% slowly crept up on me as I played and provided a perfect buzz for the gaming. And as Josh would say – “Its a Damn Big Beer”.

Beer Review: Tenebris by Adroit Theory

Tenebris (or GHOST Tenebris) is a Barleywine, in the American tradition. The stats for it are:

Beer: Tenebris
Brewery: Adroit Theory
Style: Barleywine – American
ABV: 10.7%
IBU: 60
Untappd Description:

We haven’t made this beer in over 6 years, but decided to re-address it in the style of an American Barleywine. Full, semi-sweet, and chewy body with a sticky texture offering malt driven notes of honey, toffee, and stone fruit with just enough bitterness for balance.⁠

Brewed with Amarillo + Centennial Hops

Appearance:

Tenebris pours a deep amber to mahogany color with a slight haze, topped with a thin, tan head that dissipates quickly but leaves a delicate lace on the glass. The viscosity is evident, hinting at the rich, high-alcohol content within. Swirling the glass reveals the beer’s thick legs, a visual testament to its bold and syrupy nature.

The clarity of the beer allows light to catch and reveal ruby highlights at the edges, adding to its visual appeal. The minimal head retention focuses attention on the beer’s rich color and inviting appearance, setting the stage for the sensory experience that follows.

Aroma:

The nose is an inviting blend of caramel, toffee, and dark fruits such as raisins and figs. Subtle notes of molasses and brown sugar are present, accompanied by a mild hop aroma that adds a layer of complexity. As the beer warms, deeper aromas of oak and vanilla become more pronounced, hinting at its barrel-aged pedigree.

Inhaling deeply reveals additional layers of aroma, including a faint earthiness and a hint of spice, likely from the interplay of malts and hops. The aromatic profile is rich and complex, drawing you in and encouraging a slow, deliberate tasting experience.

Taste:

The flavor profile is intensely rich and multi-layered. Initial sips reveal a strong malt backbone with pronounced caramel and toffee sweetness, balanced by a robust presence of dark fruit flavors—dates, raisins, and a touch of cherry. As it warms, additional nuances of vanilla, oak, and a slight nuttiness come to the fore, likely influenced by barrel aging. The finish is warm and slightly boozy, with a lingering bitterness that prevents the sweetness from becoming overwhelming.

Each sip uncovers new subtleties, from hints of chocolate and roasted nuts to a whisper of smokiness. The balance of sweetness and bitterness is masterfully executed, making each mouthful a harmonious blend of flavors that evolve on the palate. The complexity and depth of Tenebris ensure that it remains interesting from the first sip to the last.

Mouthfeel:

Full-bodied and smooth, Tenebris has a luscious mouthfeel that coats the palate. The carbonation is moderate, adding a slight effervescence that helps balance the beer’s richness and high alcohol content. The viscosity of the beer provides a satisfying, almost chewy texture that enhances the drinking experience.

Despite its high ABV, the alcohol warmth is well-integrated and adds to the overall enjoyment without overwhelming the other flavors. The mouthfeel is robust yet elegant, making it a pleasure to sip and savor. Each sip leaves a lingering, velvety finish that invites you to take another.

Overall:

Adroit Theory’s Tenebris is a standout example of a barleywine. Its depth and complexity make it an excellent choice for slow sipping and savoring over time. The well-integrated flavors and warming alcohol presence are perfect for cooler weather, making it a great companion for a cozy evening. This beer pairs wonderfully with rich foods such as roasted meats or a decadent cheese platter and can also be enjoyed on its own as a dessert beer.

For fans of the barleywine style, Tenebris is a must-try, showcasing Adroit Theory’s expertise in crafting bold, flavorful brews. Its ability to evolve and reveal new flavors as it warms makes it an engaging and memorable experience. Highly recommended for those looking for an indulgent and memorable beer experience.

My Untappd Rating: ****.25
Global Average Untappd Rating: 4.12 (as of 11.21.21)

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