Beers similar to Lunatica Wheat Wine

Wheat Wine·Spain·11% ABV·One of 2 Wheat Wines in hopIQ·

hopIQ found 10 beers that share Lunatica Wheat Wine's boozy and oaky character. Strongly alcoholic, intense and complex, a wheat-laden barley wine aged 16 months in Monastrell red-wine barrels. The brewery calls it a new episode of madness with halos of friendship, warm enough to melt icebergs and made to be taken slowly. It carries the wheat wine label. From the Murcia huerta, the brewery has made its own brand since 2009.

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10 beers like Lunatica Wheat Wine

Wood Ya Honey

Jackie O's Pub & Brewery

United States · Wheat Wine

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90%

FLAVOUR MATCH

A touch more honey notes, sweeter — wheat character and malt character as with Yakka.

What carries overwheatcaramelboozyoakrich

Structure: sweeter, a touch lighter

Compared to Yakkahoneynoble-hopsmooth-drinking

Structure: Very close — a touch more sweetness, a touch less body.

Structure: sweeter, a touch lighter

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Devil went down to Georgia

The Lost Abbey

United States · American Strong Ale · 12.5%

ALTERNATIVE

79%

FLAVOUR MATCH

Like Yakka on richness and dark fruit notes — adds peach notes, a notch stronger, but without the wheat character.

What carries overoakboozyrichsmooth-drinkingmalty

Structure: a notch stronger

Compared to Yakkapeachsweetwheat

Structure: Same structure — body, sweetness, bitterness and texture all land on the same spot.

Structure: a notch stronger

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Both Barrels

Adnams Brewery

United Kingdom · Strong Ale · 9.0%

ALTERNATIVE

71%

FLAVOUR MATCH

Mirrors Yakka's richness and dark fruit notes — plus vanilla notes, a notch softer, minus wheat character.

What carries overoakboozyrichmaltydark fruit

Structure: a notch softer

Compared to Yakkavanillaberrysourwheatsmooth-drinking

Structure: Same structure — body, sweetness, bitterness and texture all land on the same spot.

Structure: a notch softer

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Curmudgeon

Founders Brewing Co.

United States · Old Ale · 9.8%

70%

MATCH

Same richness and malt character as Yakka, adds sweetness, a notch softer, but without the wheat character.

Structure: a notch softer

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Fifteen Year Beer

Revolution Brewing

United States · American Strong Ale · 13.5%

70%

MATCH

As with Yakka, same richness and dark fruit notes; adds sweetness, a notch stronger, no wheat character.

Structure: a notch stronger

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Strawberry Jacket

Revolution Brewing

United States · Barleywine · 11.7%

70%

MATCH

Alongside Yakka on richness and fullness: adds berry notes, noticeably more bitter, drops wheat character.

Structure: more bitter, a notch stronger

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Super Plug

Green Bench Brewing Co.

United States · Doppelbock · 10.4%

69%

MATCH

Shares malt character and richness with Yakka; adds sweetness, sweeter, but drops wheat character.

Structure: sweeter, less bitter

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Fumigator

Live Oak Brewing Company

United States · Doppelbock · 9.0%

68%

MATCH

Keeps richness and malt character like Yakka, adds smokiness, sweeter, drops wheat character.

Structure: sweeter, a notch softer

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Siroco

Cervezas Althaia

Spain · Barleywine · 11.5%

68%

MATCH

Sweeter — same richness and malt character as Yakka, adds vanilla notes, sweeter, but without the wheat character.

Structure: sweeter

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Number of the Beast

The Lost Abbey

United States · American Strong Ale · 14.0%

68%

MATCH

Stronger — same richness and dark fruit notes as Yakka, adds spiciness, a notch stronger, but without the wheat character.

Structure: a notch stronger

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