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Widmer Brothers / Cigar City Gentleman's Club (Rye Whiskey Barrel)

Widmer Brothers / Cigar City Gentleman's Club (Rye Whiskey Barrel)

Rated 3.275 by BeerPals
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Brewed by Widmer Brothers Brewing Company

Portland, OR, United States

Style:  Strong Ale

10.5% Alcohol by Volume

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Drawing inspiration from an Old Fashioned cocktail recipe and the Gentlemen’s Clubs where the cocktail was first served over 100 years ago, this collaboration beer brings together two breweries from opposite ends of the country and ingredients from the home states of both breweries. Using an Old Ale recipe as the base beer, Gentlemen’s Club was brewed with cherries and oranges, Alchemy, Sorachi Ace and Pacifica hops, and hand-selected specialty malts to mirror the qualities typically found in an Old Fashioned cocktail. The beer was aged on three different woods: bourbon barrels, rye whiskey barrels and new oak spirals, resulting in three unique versions of the beer, each offering a slightly different take on the same age-old recipe.

ID: 55441 Last updated 4 weeks ago Added to database 10 years ago

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Overall Rank12919
Overall Percentile76.9
Style Rank367 of 811
Style Percentile54.7
Lowest Score4.1
Highest Score4.1
Average Score4.100
Weighted Score3.275
Standard Deviation0.000

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  • SLOWRUNNER77 5682 reviews
    rated 4.1 10 years ago

    Aroma: 8 | Appearance: 8 | Mouthfeel: 9 | Flavor: 8 | Overall: 8

    2nd of the 3 we tried...barreling lighter than expected, but compementary rather than stealing the show. Upped the abv a little, but not noticeably. The old ale still shines, with a slight added sweet pepper finish. Maaaaybe a touch smoother too.

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