Mill Street Barley Wine

Brewed by Mill St. Brewery
Style: Barley Wine
Toronto, Canada

Bouteille de 500 ml. Deguste avec french tickler. Biere de couleur caramel rose brumeux, avec un mince collet collant. Odeur de sucre, un peu les oranges, raisins, alcohol et un peu les pommes. Gout sucre, un peu dalcohol, piquotement a la fin.

Ceramic bottle courtesy of MrManning. Pours copper with a thin white head. Smells breaddy with some earthiness. Tastes like maple syrup, candy, caramel, toffee. Earthy finish.

500ml bottle from the LCBO beautiful ceramic bottle The aroma is very nice sweet caramel and alcohol Pours a golden copper with very little head and no lacing The taste is quite scrumptious I knew I was going to like this Rich deep silky fruity taste with a hint of the warming alcohol Since this is my first barley wine I have nothing else to base my rating on But I like it

500 ml bottle from the LCBO. 2007 vintage. pours amber with a nice white head that lingers and laces. paler then most barley wines ive had. aromas are classic barley wine but somewhat weak, malt is the main aroma. pretty decent flavours but a noticeable lack of oomph. i nice barley wine but not one id likely purchase again at $10 a bottle. i would order a snifter on tap though.

Vintage 2007
Beautiful stone bottle from Kensington Wine Market Beer, Calgary
Hazy light amber color, the head reduces to a thin layer. It has a nice aroma of barley, at times reminding a Bock; later, almonds come to mind. Good body, with strong caramel flavor and fairly good bitterness, but still concentrated on the sweetness; maybe a touch of sweet vanilla too. Not vibrant, but solid; again between a classic barley wine and a doppelbock.

500ml bottle. Pours copper-red with a dense, long lasting head. Smells of brandy and sugar with notes of licorish and even cherry. Very very sweet malts with an extremely dry alchohol finish where all subtlety is lost. Overly syrupy mouth feel. Much better offerings are available from Mill St.

Stubby 2005 bottle #6298 (at what point do you stop counting ;), thanks to Harry! Poured a lovely shade of deeer apricot with a creamy, well-retained cap of beige head.. lots of sticky lacing as it descended. The aroma picked up a rich array of aged red and darker fruits, raisins, drawn caramel, and a deeper current of alcohol-warmed spices that complimented the brew well.. sweet overall and it came together very well. The flavor had aged caramel, dark fruits, and raisins again at the sweet core with a mild earthy bitterness (likely muted due to age).. grainier finish with primarily caramel sweetness and some alcohol warmth. Heavier-bodied and on the sweet side on the palate.. lighter carbonation.. this really struck me in the right way. Very good brew!

500ml Ceramic pirate jug courtesy of Tommy84. Batch# 07-557-560, 2007 vintage. Pours a hazy orange amber with almost zero head. Aroma is pleasant, flavor is of apricot and other fruit. Perfect alcohol burn, as this beer appropriately shows its 10%, nothing more, nothing less. One of the better barley wines I’ve had. Recommended. Thanks Mill Street.