From Alvinne's Facebook: " It was supposed to be Barrels out of Bond, but a typo decided otherwise ??

This one is my absolute favorite. It's great in it's simplicity, yet so complex. A Belgian style farmhouse tripel, brett, Morpheusyeast and a Vermouth barrel. That, time and that magic Alvinne juju. At Alvinne, we are storytellers, what a great story this beer tells.

Oh, and about those Barrels out of B(l)ond, pretty sure many Fellows will love this story as well ... The Dwarves are captured by the Elves and brought before the Elven-king, but Bilbo evades discovery by using the Ring. The Dwarves refuse to tell Thranduil why they were in the forest, and are locked up in separate cells as a result. Bilbo, invisible, wanders Thranduil’s halls until hatching a plan. He discovers that barrels of wine, sent by the men of Lake-town, periodically enter the castle through an underground river, and the Elves return the empty barrels in the same manner. On the night of a great feast, he frees the Dwarves and loads them into empty barrels. He and the Dwarves then float up the river to a town of raft-elves, who then send the barrels on the way to Lake-town."

Phi aged with Sloeberries. BBD is 02/2024

Phi aged with Silverberries. BBD is 06/2024

Alvinne Fellowship 2021 Ale No 1: Cuvée Sofie Vermouth Barrel Aged with Schaarbeekse Kriek (50%) and Sloeberries (50%)

Alvinne Fellowship 2021 Ale No 4: Blend of Calvados & Carcavelos Barrel Aged Cuvée Sofie.

2022 Fellowship Ale No. 1: Cuvée Sofie 2021 Chateauneuf Du Pape foeder aged. 100% Schaarbeekse Kriek.

2022 Fellowship Ale No. 6: Cuvée Sofie 2022 aged on Moscatel Sebutal barrel.

Phi (Blond Sour) infused with vanilla & meadow sweet

Fellowship 2024 Ale No 6. There lies, tucked in the heart of the Shire, a place where tales grow tall and mugs are never empty - The Green Dragon Inn. It is a name spoken with warmth, laughter, and the clink of well-worn tankards. Born of mixed fermentation and aged with the patience of old innkeepers, Phi was laid to rest in barrels of Wild Turkey Bourbon and Tawny Port, where time wove its magic. The sourness sings like a fiddler at dusk, lively and bright, while the barrel's kiss adds depth, warmth, and echoes of distant lands. Thus, the beer took on a name worthy of song: The Green Dragon Inn - a drink to rouse the heart, loosen the tongue, and remind all who sip it of home, hearth, and the road that ever goes on."