Commonhouse Aleworks Barony Whipper
What the brewers say
Refreshingly tart and palatable. This version uses darker malts for added complexity and copious amounts of Montmorency cherries.” What our reviewers thought:
What our panel thought
“Hints of toasted bread and roast malt combined with tartness of cherries and some delicate, but present, lactic tartness—like a baked sour-cherry tart. Drinks like a young Flanders red. Finishes sweet and sour with a barrel-like tannic character.”
What our editors thought
“Bursting with pie spice, dark cherry, pie crust, and a sweet yet savory and meaty cherry note, it finishes with an almost Dr. Pepper–like plum and fig richness.”
