Bourbon Barrel Giant Made of Shadows 2015 - Silver City Brewery - Beer of the Day.

The 2015 Giant Made of Shadows is a Belgian Strong Ale that was aged in bourbon barrels. The color is deep reddish brown with a thin head. The aroma on this beer will blow you away. It is intense and a bit intimidating with a boozy onslaught of alcohol and fruit, almost like a spiked apple cider. But the flavor is delicious and not boozy at all. Lots of fruit flavors, especially apple, but perhaps some dark fruit as well. Mixed in are cinnamon and clove spices, plus caramel or butterscotch. Silky smooth texture with a warming mouthfeel. This is bourbon barrel aged, and that is noticeable, but some of the flavors might make you think of something aged in a rum barrel instead. Overall this is an outstanding beer. The 2015 version was released in 2016, and we'd love to pick up a few more of these to cellar and try again in a year or two!

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Dec 12th, 2016

Silver City Brewery

Bourbon Barrel Giant Made of Shadows 2015

Category:

Belgian Strong

9.90% ABV - 20 IBU

Brewery:

Silver City Brewery
Bremerton, WA

Links:

Silver City Brewery Website

Rating:

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Bourbon Barrel Giant Made of Shadows 2015 from Silver City Brewery

4.5 out of 5 based on 1 ratings.

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Comments:

JM562 Dec 13, 2016 at 8:35AM

I enjoy a good Barrel aging brew. They are hit or miss with me. I can't wait to here your review guys.

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