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Review of Double Barrel 1910 Medianoche by WeldWerks Brewing Co

Our Score: 97/100

Review of WeldWerks Brewing Co. Double Barrel 1910 Medianoche

When you come across a new beer, the first thing that hits you is the name. WeldWerks Brewing Co. sure does make it interesting with their Double Barrel 1910 Medianoche. At first glance, you’re instantly intrigued, questioning what this elaborate name might hint at and let me tell you, the product does not disappoint.

Brewer’s Description

From the horse’s mouth, so to speak, the brewers say this is a double-barrelled treat. It follows the technique executed by Old Forester® to craft their 1910 bourbon, with additional aging added into the mix to bring forth more flavors from the barrel. It follows the same process of the 2020 release, making it an anticipated treat for loyal followers of the brand. The beer boasts an aging period of 13 months in freshly emptied barrels that once stored 6-11-year-old Kentucky bourbon, and showcases a special round of finishing in Old Forester 1910 casks for an additional 10 months. After this elongated aging period in the two casks, the 1910 Medianoche unapologetically expresses notes of English toffee, toasted marshmallows, sweet tobacco, burnt caramel, and of course, vanilla.

Tasting Notes

Once you finally taste it, you are greeted with intense barrel flavors. You can discern the distinct taste notes of vanilla and coconut, which is then beautifully followed up with tastes of decadent fudge and an upfront alcoholic sweetness. There’s a compelling hint of almond and cherry that adds a delightful nuance. For any beer lover, the intriguing part here is how the barrel character really shines.

Editorial Thoughts

Now, let’s delve into what our editors thought about this intriguing brew. The first thing that hits you are these resounding low bass notes. It’s like a melody of char, 85 percent dark chocolate, and double espresso that hums through the nose. This melody continues into the sip, where tactful roast, polished to a gleaming obsidian sheen, supports the complex layers of burnt caramel. The beer makes a firm commitment to these flavors, holding nothing back and achieving an impressive finish.

Closing Thoughts

Ultimately, this review doesn’t just do justice to the product; it paints a picture rich with flavors and emotions, that you almost feel like you’re experiencing the beer firsthand. It’s an impressive brew, full of complex, varied flavors that work harmoniously to create a unique, decadent taste experience. A deserved 97/100 indeed!

Review of Double Barrel 1910 Medianoche by WeldWerks Brewing Co

Style: Stout (Barrel-aged)

ABV: 14.8

Reader Rating4686 Votes
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Dustin

Dustin is a writer about craft beer and a professional brewer in the city of Chicago. He has written for several magazines and has over a decade of experience in the beer industry. He is currently working on a book about the history of beer in Chicago.

2 thoughts on “Review of Double Barrel 1910 Medianoche by WeldWerks Brewing Co”

  1. Rester Whiskey, which has been producing bourbon for over 150 years!

    Overall, this beer is a must-try for any craft beer enthusiast. With its high score of 97/100 and interesting name and brewing process, it’s clear that WeldWerks Brewing Co. takes great care and pride in their creations. This Double Barrel 1910 Medianoche is sure to be a unique and enjoyable experience for anyone looking to expand their beer palate. Don’t just take our word for it, give it a try yourself!

  2. Rester’s Birthday Bourbon, that of selecting a few chosen barrels for extended aging, while the donees carry on maturing in the common program

    Comment:

    I am excited to try the Double Barrel 1910 Medianoche from WeldWerks Brewing Co. Their high score of 97/100 and intriguing name has piqued my interest. The brewer’s description promises a unique and aged flavor that I am eagerly looking forward to experiencing. Cheers to WeldWerks for creating a beer worth trying!

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