Tally-Ho Bottles

Rated 4.9 out of 5
Based on 74 reviews
£27.99
  • Barley Wine
  • 7.2%
  • 12x330ml

Tally-Ho is a limited edition barley wine that has been brewed at Adnams since 1880. Bottle conditioned and dark mahogany red in colour, Tally-Ho's Christmas cake richness and warmth lends itself to wintery, fireside evenings. Each year'... Read more

Contains: Barley, Gluten


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United Kingdom
Hops
First Gold
Malts
Pale Ale, Black, Brown, Crystal

Allergen and Dietary

Allergens

Contains: Barley, Gluten

Nutritional information (per 100ml)
Energy (KJ / kcal) 268 / 64

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Tally Ho dark ale

Tally Ho dark ale

Tally-Ho has been brewed at Adnams since 1880. Back then, strong beers like Tally were an everyday drink, and it is likely we inherited the recipe when the Adnams brothers purchased the brewery in 1872. Traditionally a Christmas beer, and brewed in October in limited quantities, many pubs lay a cask down like fine wine and save it for special occasions throughout the year. The bottled version is brewed at the same time as the cask beer and each vintage is unique and can also be kept and matured in bottle. As a beer with such a rich heritage, the recipe likely changed over time, but the brewing team have been making considerable efforts to steer Tally back towards its authentic profile.
Tally Ho dark ale

Description

Tally-Ho is a limited edition barley wine that has been brewed at Adnams since 1880. Bottle conditioned and dark mahogany red in colour, Tally-Ho's Christmas cake richness and warmth lends itself to wintery, fireside evenings. Each year's vintage is unique and can be kept and matured in bottle, just like a fine wine.

How does it taste

Tally-Ho is bottle conditioned barley wine which is rich and fruity with warming flavours and aromas of sweet raisins, dark chocolate and toasted bread. It goes through an extended maturation which creates a smooth, round mouthfeel, tempered by a chewy caramel sweetness.
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Reviewed by Keith M.
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Early Christmas Treat

The taste of Tally Ho is superb, just what I expected and strong too!

Keep up the good work Adnams 👍

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Perfect for the festive season by an open fire - great for cooking venison stew too!

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Keeping them for Christmas!

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Tally-ho is such a great beer.

Thank you!!!

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Christmas tipple

Got these to drink at Christmas because it is a great beer.

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