Beers similar to Winter Warmer

Winter Warmer·Denmark·5.8% ABV·One of 37 Winter Warmers in hopIQ·

hopIQ found 10 beers that share Winter Warmer's spicy and nutty character. Winter Warmer glows a deep mahogany under a creamy head, made for cosy winter hours. Cardamom, vanilla and roasted nuts come through in the taste, rounded off by a balanced sweetness. Magnum is the hop, and the brewery recommends it for Christmas gatherings and cold evenings, alongside all traditional Christmas dishes.

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10 beers like Winter Warmer

Seasonal Relief

Coppertail Brewing Co.

United States · Winter Warmer · 5.5%

ALTERNATIVE

74%

FLAVOUR MATCH

Alongside Winter Warmer on vanilla notes and sweetness: adds cleanness, drops roasted notes.

What carries overvanillaspicysweetmaltysmooth

Structure: very close

Compared to Winter Warmercleannuttycreamy

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

Structure: very close

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Christmas Ale

Atwater Brewery

United States · Winter Warmer · 6.1%

ALTERNATIVE

72%

FLAVOUR MATCH

As with Winter Warmer, same sweetness and malt character; adds honey notes, no vanilla notes.

What carries overcaramelspicynuttysweetmalty

Structure: very close

Compared to Winter Warmerhoneydark fruitvanillacreamy

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

Structure: very close

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Risk It For The Biscuit

Moon Dog Brewing

Australia · Red Ale · 7.2%

WORTH A TRY

68%

FLAVOUR MATCH

Same vanilla notes and creaminess as Winter Warmer, adds bread notes, a notch stronger, but without the roasted notes.

What carries overvanillacaramelcreamysweetspicy

Structure: a notch stronger

Compared to Winter Warmerbreadyboozynuttyroasted

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

Structure: a notch stronger

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Pumpkin Ale

Long Trail Brewing Company

United States · Pumpkin Ale · 6.7%

67%

MATCH

Mirrors Winter Warmer's sweetness and vanilla notes — plus clove notes, a notch stronger, minus roasted notes.

Structure: a notch stronger

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Bärner Amber

Brauerei Felsenau

Switzerland · Amber Lager · 5.6%

67%

MATCH

Like Winter Warmer on creaminess and sweetness — adds bitterness, noticeably less bitter, but without the vanilla notes.

Structure: less bitter

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Winter Solstice

Orkney Brewery

United Kingdom · Amber Ale · 4.7%

67%

MATCH

A touch more bread notes, a notch softer, no vanilla notes — roasted notes and sweetness as with Winter Warmer.

Structure: a notch softer

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Maple Cinnamon Skokie Tail

Sawdust City Brewing Company

Canada · Brown Ale · 5.9%

67%

MATCH

Keeps vanilla notes and roasted notes like Winter Warmer, adds toasty notes, drops malt character.

Structure: very close

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Nitro Pumpkin Pie

Lakefront Brewery

United States · Amber Ale · 6.0%

67%

MATCH

Shares creaminess and vanilla notes with Winter Warmer; adds clove notes, noticeably less bitter, but drops roasted notes.

Structure: less bitter

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Sweet Potato Casserole

Funky Buddha Brewery

United States · Spiced Ale · 7.9%

66%

MATCH

Stronger — same vanilla notes and sweetness as Winter Warmer, adds richness, a notch stronger, but without the roasted notes.

Structure: a notch stronger

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Saltaire Best

Saltaire Brewery

United Kingdom · Best Bitter · 4.4%

66%

MATCH

Softer — same roasted notes and sweetness as Winter Warmer, adds richness, a notch softer, but without the vanilla notes.

Structure: a notch softer

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