Nemesis (2021)

Barleywine - American

ABV

11.2

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Pete Calderone

Definitely does better as it warms.

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Jason VG

Interesting beer. Huge bitterness and char.

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Nathan Flintjer

Very tasty brew and great to pay drums with!

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T- Money

Good day for cards.

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Lance Featherston

Slight grapefruit. As it warms, I get more dark malts too. Weird taste. Floral, grapefruit, transitions into a hop bitterness. It may be too cold. As it warmed it got more IPA like. Not bad.

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Gil A.

My first time trying this and it was really good. Not really a fan of barley wine beer but this is better than most make it out to be.

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Stuart K

Tastes like Bigfoot with roasted malt. I can dig it!

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Mark Thibodeaux

Dayum that is one malty boi

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Beertracker

It's been way too long my Nemesis. Founders didn't elaborate on the roasted malts used but one of them is Weyermann Chocolate Rye which adds the roasty bite. Beer so good that even the brass birds want some. Here's to retribution & vengeance. Cheers! 🍻🦩

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Morgan F.

Nice and stiff, not too sweet, little bit of a bitter edge

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Erik Kvarna

Founders is my nemesis because they empty my wallet by making good beer.

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Jeff H.

Roasted malt solid bitterness and warming.

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John Krock

Delicious!

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Retsinis K.

11.2% is pretty well hidden, not bad and not great.

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Shaun Taylor

This is nice. A bitter Barleywine at 75 IBUs, but expertly softened by that massive malt bill. This is a genuine delight. For the love of all things good, let this warm up as you sit with it! The flavor changes dramatically, and it's quite a trip. Cheers.

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Adam Voigt

Hoppy barley wine

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Kyle C

Haven't had a nemesis since 2009.

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Matthew Dosch

Thanks Dad for the taster! A bit of hop with good citrus taste.

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Steve

Solid

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Hamilton Parker

Hoppy as hell with a fat caramel sploosh

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Robert B.

“S.T.A.R.S.!” #residentevil

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Jorge Garza

At McNellie's with my lovely Lola

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Ryan K.

More of a hoppy style porter than Barleywine but still pretty decent

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Eric

Not a fan of the generic labels, but really like the idea of this series. A malt bomb loaded with fruit that actually packs a hoppy punch. 11.2% ABV. 🍺

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Damon

Really surprised at the balance. Lots of sweet aroma, caramel malt when first sipped, then the hops really present themselves in the finish.

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Stephen Webster

Opaque dark brown color, foamy khaki head and lacing, caramel malt, dark fruit, and piney hops aroma and taste, sweet raisin notes, earthy-resinous hops finish.

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Ellis Descant

Very hop-forward but also extremely roasty.

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Patrick Heinske

Hoppier than I generally like my barleywines to be, but I'll try one later with a shot of amaretto to sweeten and warm it.

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Dan F.

Piney, hoppy, bubblegum fruitiness & caramel on the nose. Silky-smooth body w/ tongue-prickling carbonation. Palate starts w/ sweet caramel malts, transitioning to date, fig & dark sugars. Finish is clean & piney, cutting through the sweetness. Sneaky ABV

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