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<modified>2011-10-25T14:23:08Z</modified>
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<author><name>Jeff Epler</name><email>jepler@unpythonic.net</email></author>
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<title>Cheeseball Barley Wine</title>
<issued>2011-10-25T14:23:08Z</issued>
<modified>2011-10-25T14:23:08Z</modified>
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&lt;font size=-2&gt;(adapted from the Horn Dog Barley Wine recipe in Clone Brews; Clone
Brews offers mini-mash and all-grain versions of this recipe)&lt;/font&gt;

&lt;p&gt;My half-batch came out very dark and not at all hoppy.  The original recipe
calls for 9 months of bottle conditioning, but I found it to be very pleasant
after just 2 months.  I prefer to split a (12oz) bottle with a friend.  This is
quite enough to lend a pleasant feeling of warmth.  It's said to keep at cellar
temperatures for 2 years, but I doubt this has ever been experimentally proven.

&lt;p&gt;Pairs well with left-over ginger triple-chocolate wedding cake.

&lt;p&gt;Style: English Barley Wine
&lt;br&gt;OG: 1.103-1.104
&lt;br&gt;FG: 1.023-1.024
&lt;br&gt;Est ABV: 10.2%

&lt;p&gt;Recipe for 5 gallons:</content>
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