Olfabrikken Jule Ale

An unconventional Christmas brew that departs from the tradition of Winter warmers being sweet and malty. Our Christmas brew is abundantly hopped with the four American C's: Cascade, Chinook, Columbus and Centennial. Cinnamon and coriander provides the Christmas spirit and adds to the merriness.

Brewed on Maris Otter ale malt, crystal malt, wheat malt, soft brown sugar and Demerare cane sugar. Olfabrikken Jule Ale is, of course, unpasteurized, unfiltered and cask conditioned like all of our beers.

Introduced on 'Fynske Oldage' 2005.

Brewer: Olfabrikken Bryggeriet

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Location:
Denmark - Roskilde
Description:
Olfabrikken was founded in December 2004 and the brewery released its first beer in January 2005. At Olfabrikken we brew exciting, experimental and innovative beers to the quality conscious consumer. Olfabrikken was in 2005 and 2007 honored with the prestigious title "Brewery of the Year" awarded by Danske Oentusiaster (Danish Beer Enthusiasts). Since 2004 more than 80 different beers have been brewed at Olfabrikken - beer that are not only brewed on yeast, water, malt and hops, but also on juice from birch, blueberry, raspberry, grape, honey, cherry, licorice root, coriander, orange peel, cocoa, coffee, paradise seed, raisin syrup, chamomile flower, anise, fennel, raisin, rum, roasted wood, licorice, dade, cinnamon, smoked malt, thyme, vanilla and more than a dozen different types of sugar.
Website:
www.olfabrikken.dk
 Facebook:
www.facebook.com/olfabrikken

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    • 500 ml bottle (16.9 oz)

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Style: American Barleywine

  • American Barleywines are typically a hoppy version of their English counterparts, the English Barleywine. American Barleywines are typically very strong beers, rich in malt that also contain generous amounts of American hops, which give American Barleywines a pine or citrus hop character, typical of the American hop strain.

    The term Barleywine is a reference to the high degree of alcohol that these beers normally contain. In most instances, beers with less than 9% alcohol by volume are not considered barleywines.

    American Barleywines will age rather well, though the aroma and flavor of the hops will dissipate over time.

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