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No Rests for the Wicked: Barleywine, Done Briskly

Author: Annie Johnson

Whether English or American or breaking new ground, barleywines are the Cadillacs of the ale world. Can you brew a great one with extracts? Of course you can. Annie Johnson breaks it down in our...

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Starting December 9th, Ecliptic Brewing releases Orange Giant Barleywine, including 3 variants.

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Ecliptic Brewing's Orange Giant Barleywine returns, along with Bourbon Barrel-Aged, Rye Barrel-Aged, and Triple Dry-Hopped editions.

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Breakside Brewery retires Salted Caramel and replaces it with LIFE Barleywine, available in the coming months, in 6 variations.

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Ecliptic Brewing Releases Four Orange Giant Barleywine Ale Variants this Winter

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Starting December 9th, Ecliptic Brewing releases Orange Giant Barleywine, including 3 variants.

Ecliptic Brewing's Orange Giant Barleywine returns, along with Bourbon Barrel-Aged, Rye Barrel-Aged, and Triple Dry-Hopped editions.

Breakside Brewery retires Salted Caramel and replaces it with LIFE Barleywine, available in the coming months, in 6 variations.

Ecliptic Brewing Releases Four Orange Giant Barleywine Ale Variants this Winter