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Here's a list of just a few recipes that you can brew at Barleycorn's!
and yes, we can help you brew your own recipe!

Due to industry trends, availability and pricing on all items are subject to change
or discontinuation at any time without prior notice!

(* These beers require special ingredients and additional lead time. Please contact us for details. )

Barleycorn's Beer List
Pale Ales
Alt – An old style German ale, light copper in color with pleasant maltiness. $185.
Aurora Amber - A full-bodied reddish-amber ale with malty flavors and an emphasis on hop aromas. $190.
Bean Town Ale - A Samuel Adams style American Stock Ale. $195.
Burton's Best Bitter – A hearty English style pale ale, dry and flavored with traditional British hops. $195.
Captain Hook's ESB - Modeled after Redhook's ESB, pale in color with good bitterness in the finish. $190.
Copper Ale - A malty, copper-colored ale, similar to Otter Creek's Copper Ale. $180.
Fort Collins Amber Ale –A Fat Tire knock-off with great sweet malt and crisp hop balance. $190.
McMurphy's Special Red - This reddish amber colored beer is well balanced in its malt and hop flavors. $180.
Oscar's Pale Ale- Hop aromas abound in our version of Dale's Pale Ale sans the can. $205.
Ruby's Red Ale - Light red ale with low bitterness and a clean finish. $175.
Sierra Madre Pale Ale - A clone of the famous Sierra Nevada Pale Ale. A definite crowd pleaser ! $190.
Simcoe Rypa – A reddish American Ale highlighting Simcoe hops. $220.
Worthington Pale Ale - Our Bass Ale imitation, soft and nutty with mild hop character. $180.

IPAs
American IPA - Copper in color with a medium maltiness. Similar to the local favorite, Harpoon IPA. $195.
Big "M" IPA – A big American IPA with great balance, created by Mark, our own "Big Man". $205.
Cascadian Dark Ale – A rich black ale in the IPA style. $225.
Centennial IPA - A single hop beer highlighting the Centennial varietal. Big, bold & delicious. $210.
Double Trouble IPA – For those who can't get enough lupulins in their daily intake. $255.
Devil's Advocate IPA – Rich, malty backbone infused with tangy American hops. Hop Devil clone. $200.
English IPA – An English-style pale ale with a big hop presence in both the flavor and the aroma. $210.
Hopzilla Red Ale – Similar to Ithaca Brewing's Cascazilla, not your traditional Red Ale. $215.
Off-centered IPA - Our clone of the Dogfish Head 60 Minute IPA. $215.

Scottish Ales
Scottish Ale - Full-bodied, darker and maltier than most English ales. A lightly hopped, softer beer. $195.
Traquair House Scottish Ale – A big, bold extremely complex beer with lots of caramel flavors. $205.
Wee Heavy – A huge, strong Scottish Ale, dark, complex and delicious. $235.

Brown Ales
Beaver Brown - An American Brown Ale style with good maltiness and assertive hop character. $185.
Best Brown - A southern English style, dark brown, low bitterness. $175.
Downtown Brown - Chestnut brown in color with a nice roasted malt finish. $185.
Palo Alto Brown - Fashioned after Pete's Wicked Ale with luscious maltiness and rich hop aroma. $185.
River Tyne Brown - Similar to Newcastle Brown, dry with a faint roasty maltiness and a gentle finish. $175.
Troy's Brown – A hearty American Brown worthy of honoring Mr. Patriot. $200.

Porter
Baltic Porter – A smooth, full-bodied robust porter with complex multi-layer flavors. $235.
Big Cat Porter - Rich chocolate malt body with a dry roasted finish. Like Catamount's Porter. $185.
Bourbon Porter – Big, bold and finished with oak chips soaked in Bourbon. $230.
Dark Star Porter – Liquorice root is used to flavor this creation by Thursday Guy Gary. $185
Dr J's Caramel Porter – Created by a long time customer, a creamy full flavored favorite. $195.
Vanilla Honey Porter – Rich, malty, complex porter with subtle honey and vanilla favors. $215.

Traditional English Ales
Best Bitter - Mid level gravity and more malt flavor than the ordinary and more hop character. $185.
ESB – Extra Special Bitter. Strong malt flavor and an equally assertive hop character. $200.
Midlands Mild - Malty, reddish-brown session beer with a low alcohol content (about 3.5%). $175.

Stouts
Bard's Breakfast Stout – Big, chewy and full of roasted flavors and oatmeal creaminess. $245.
Dragon King Stout - A sweet Stout with espresso overtones. $190.
El Dorado Stout – Rich, full bodied with pronounced caramel flavors. $195.
Oatmeal Stout - A full-bodied, rich smooth and creamy stout with complex maltiness. $195.
St. James' Gate Stout - A big, black and robust Irish dry stout in the Guinness tradition. $185.

Specialty Beers
Bambino Summer Ale - An easy-drinking, refreshing ale with a slight hint of lemon zest. $180.
Barleywine - A particularly strong ale with full-bodied sweetness balanced with hoppy bitterness. $235.
Blonde Ale - Light colored ale with noticeable hops and slight fruitiness. $185.
California Common Steam - Like the famous Anchor Steam. Clean and dry with a hoppy finish *** $185.
Calistoga Cream Ale – A light bodied American style ale with subdued fruitiness and a crisp finish. $185.
Celebration Ale – A very hoppy American ale derived from Sierra Nevada's seasonal offering. $205.
Holiday Spiced Ale - A subtle spiciness of orange peel, cinnamon, allspice and cloves. $190.
Kolsch - A German ale with wheat malt, clean and refreshing with fairly high hop bitterness. *** $180.
Nor'Easter Winter Ale - A dark, heavy potent American style winter ale that is malty and smooth. $210.
Pumpkin Ale – Seasonal award winning favorite made with fresh pumpkin and pumpkin pie spices. *** $180.
Winter Ale - Similar to Geary's Winter Ale, malty and strong. $200.
Winter Warmer - Another dark, strong ale, like Young's Winter Warmer. $200.

Lagers
Amsterdam Light - Our imitation of Amstel Light. $175.
Bean Town Lager - A straw colored Sam Adams Lager imitation. $180.
Bock Beer - A dark, high alcohol lager with malty-sweetness and low hop bitterness. $205.
Brewkeeper's Honey Lager – Award winning honey lager, smooth, strong and scrumptious. $220.
Czech Pilsner - A pale golden classic pilsner, soft and soothing with pronounced Saaz hop flavors. $210.
Doppelbock - Full-bodied, dark, strong bock with balanced bitterness and pronounced roasted flavors. $215.
Dortmunder Export Pilsner - Light in color yet quite flavorful. Malty and pronounced hop character. $190.
Dublin Lager - An old style Irish lager, mellow and smooth. $180.
Dunkel Pils – A robust, dark pilsner with generous additions of Saaz & Perle hops. $195.
Firehouse Lager - Similar to a Sam Adams Lager, but mildly hopped for less bitterness. $175.
Jamie's Helles Munich Lager - A light golden colored lager, clean malt taste with mild spicy hop character. $180.
Maibock - A strong, light colored bock beer with a malty flavor. $200.
Netherlands Nectar - A Heineken knock-off with a dry finish and gentle hoppiness. $180.
Oktoberfest - A traditional festival beer with an assertive maltiness and good hop balance. $190.
Sammy Light - Our version of the Sam Adams Light. $180.
Schwartz Bier - A dark, German style lager with a full bodied malt flavor and a spicy hop character. $190.
Sedlmayer Oktoberfest – A clone of the world famous Spaten Oktoberfest, soft, elegant and complex. $195.

Wheat Beers ***
American Wheat Ale - A light bodied wheat with North American hop accents. $180.
Dunkel Weizen - A dark wheat beer with a rich, malty character. $185.
Hefe Weizen - German style, unfiltered wheat beer with a clovelike spiciness. $185.
Honey Wheat – The addition of a small quanitity of honey makes for a smooth, delectable wheat ale. $205.
Imperial Hefeweizen – A stronger, bigger version of a classic German wheat beer. $215.

Belgian Ales ***
Abbey Blonde Ale - Well balanced with malt and spicy hops and a lingering, complex aftertaste. $205.
Belgian Wit - A traditional Belgian coriander and orange peel spiced wheat beer. $185.
Biere de Garde - A French country ale, deep amber color, full bodied and smooth. $185.
Saison - A golden, orange saison with a complex fruity flavor and a dry finish. $200.
Trappist Ale - Similar to the world famous Chimay Red, with a copper color and a sweet flavor. $205.
Trappist Tripel - Golden with mild sweet orange citrus aroma and flavor. $215.

(*** These beers use special ingredients and may require additional lead time. Please contact us for details. )
Guest Brewer Series*** (*** These beers use special ingredients and may require additional lead time. )

Tod Mott – Portsmouth Brewing ***
Double IPA – Hop-head Heaven with this well balanced 100 IBU monster. $235.
Gnaurghly Barleywine – An intense barleywine, bold and complex with a 11.5% ABV. $260.
Imperial Stout – Kate's little sister. Big, bold & full bodied. $275.

Dann Paquette – Pretty Things ***
Abt 12 – The original Tripel, a dark beer before Westmalle revolutionized the style. $230.
Austrian Extra Bock – A knock-off of the EKU 28, a strong malty lager. $235.
Petit Jack – A little version of Jack D'Or, an American Saison. $220.

Aaron Mateychuk – Watch City Brewing ***
Chocolate Thunder – A full bodied Baltic Porter brewed with 2 pounds of Belgian chocolate. $230.
Schilling 38 – An easy-to-drink copper-orange, light bodied mild Scottish session beer. $180.
Titan Brown – A big and extremely rich American Brown Ale with bold hop flavor and aroma. $235.

Will Meyers – Cambridge Brewing Company ***
Belgian IPA – A hoppy Belgian Blonde Ale. $215.
Charles River Porter – A robust, complex full-bodied porter with coffee & roasted highlights. $200.
Tripel Threat – A smooth Belgian Tripel with banana overtones and citrus fruit flavors. $235.

Jaime Schier – Harpoon Brewery ***
Abbey Ale – A Belgian Pale Ale with light fruity sweetness and floral hoppiness. $195.
Barleywine – American style, sweet, rich, fruity and solidly hoppy. $225.
Oatmeal Stout – A smooth stout with pronounced caramel and roasted flavors. $195.

Paul Davis – Prodigal Brewery ***
Lucknow IPA – An all-time favorite, terrific hop flavors and aromas with perfect balance. $200.
Lucknow Porter – A hoppy, robust porter with toasty, chocolate flavors. $200.
Traditional Bock –Malty and strong, amber in color, well rounded and full bodied. $205.

Dan Kramer – Element Brewing ***
Amber Ale – Delightfully easy drinking beer with wonderful balance. $190.
Double IPA – Intensely hoppy, yet well balanced with good malt backbone. $235.
Imperial Pilsner – Pilsner in appearance, but stronger and more hoppy than the traditional version. $215.

Dave Richardson – Gardner Ale House ***
Belgian Double IPA – A marriage of a big Belgian beer and an Ameican IPA. $260.
Honey Brown – A medium-bodied Brown Ale brewed with wildflower honey. $210.
Rauchbier – A German style lager with a distinct smoke flavor. $195.

Jon Curtis – Haverhill Brewing ***
GestAlt – Award winning German style amber ale with clean taste and a dry finish. $190.
Leatherlips IPA – Lower ABV than most IPA's, but packed full of hop flavors. $195.
Milk Stout – A sweet stout, smooth and delightfully creamy. $185.

Matt Steinberg – Blatant Brewing ***
Hop Goddess – A Belgian IPA with famously aromatic hop notes, earthy and spicy. $225.
Inkwell Stout – An Imperial Stout with the perfect balance of roasted flavor and strength. $245.
MIPA – An American IPA featuring piney and citrusy hops. $215.

Scott Brunelle – Rock Bottom ***
Cinco de Mayo Jalapeno Lager – A crisp blonde lager with a touch of Jalapeno flavor and aroma. $185.
Czar's Nightmare – A Russian Imperial Stout with chocolate notes and a pleasant hop finish. $210.
Czechmate Pils – A Bohemain style pilsner with a nice rounded hop balance. $195.

Ben Roesch - Wormtown Brewing ***
IPA – An IPA featuring the Falconer's Flight hops. $205.
Oatmeal Honey Brown – Honey and Oatmeal combined to make this Brown Ale a delightful brew. $195.
Sorachi Saison – The Sorachi hops and the yeast provide the spiciness to this Belgian style Saison. $195.

(*** These beers use special ingredients and may require additional lead time. Please contact us for details. )

Each batch will yield approximately 4 gallons of soda or about 40 – 12 oz. Bottles. $60.