Loyal readers, I regret to inform you that we at the BrewHaHa have turned to the dark side. Well, at least for this week. These reviews cover one of the heaviest, darkest and most complex brew styles known to common man: the Barleywine. We at the BrewHaHa like beer, we like wine, and so the Barleywine serves as the happy medium in this dichotomy of fermented beverages and an obvious favorite among the staff.
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