Sentence examples for barley wine from inspiring English sources
noun
A kind of strong ale originating in England.
Perhaps it was partly the barley wine.
I shuddered and sipped my last bit of barley wine.
It's made much like barley wine, which is an old-style beer from England.
They eat and drink their fill of ale and barley wine.
Barley Wine, Bavarian Helles, Bière de Garde: add some more hops.
Inspired (and she had been sipping barley wine again, with her sandwich), just then she was capable of anything.
THE bold complexity of barley wine-style ales may suggest that they are more suitable for sipping after dinner than with food.
Strong beers are in excess of 4percentthethe so-called barley wines 8 to 10percentt.
Imperial porters and stouts, barley wines and Trappist ales can easily contain more than 10percentt alcohol, roughly twice the ordinary amount.
A Chance to Sample Vintage, Yes, Beers It's a rare restaurant that stocks vintage beers, usually dark stouts, strong ales, barley wines and farmhouse "bières de garde".
The extensive bottled beer menu also includes a notable section of hard-to-find barley wines, like Stone's Old Guardian, and what the menu describes as "bombers".
