Barrel Aged Scotch Ales

A buddy of mine's birthday is quickly approaching.

I'm out in search of his favorite type of brew, a scotch ale, but more specifically something special and most likely barrel aged.

I've got plenty of Backwoods so I'm looking for some other options, maybe something in a large format.

Doesn't matter the distro as I'll trade for it if necessary.

Blue Pants Bourbon Barrel Aged Wee Heavy from Huntsville.

Hoppin Frog Barrel Aged Outta Kilter. Pretty good stuff, but fairly limited

AleSmith's Wee Heavy (Barrel Aged). Just tried some last weekend and it is fantastic:

http://beeradvocate.com/beer/profile/396/29708

Charleville Hairy Cow Barrel Aged Wee Heavy -- another batch is going into barrel and should be released in about 4-6 months -

http://beeradvocate.com/beer/profile/10549/83625

Cigar City BA Big Sound....cant beat it and shouldn't be hard to trade for as its sitting on the shelves in the brewery. Only issue is your wallet as they go for $20 a bomber

Alesmith BA Wee Heavy would be a real treat. Cigar City Big Sound is a Scotch Ale aged in bourbon barrels and should be relatively easy toget. Dieu du Ciel makes a Scotch ale aged in maple syrup barrels.

This one is amazing if you can trade for it: http://beeradvocate.com/beer/profile/29030/87698

Sadly no more left at the brewery. Been gone for a few weeks now.

Good news for the OP is that someone must have them!....It's worth it to trade for one IMO

Innis & Gunn has some readily available barrel aged brews

It's is a great beer that started life as a limited release, but yet sat on their shelves for awhile. Should be easy to get via trade.

Flossmoor station Finlaggin was good. I think it was aged in Woodford reserve barrels.

olde hickory seven devils is one

Do you know how many vintages have been released? I've tried 06 and 09.

Locally, Devil's Canyon brewed a BA version of their Full Boar Scotch Ale. It turned out to be infected, so the local tasting group dubbed it "Wild Boar."

It's actually pretty tasty, and reminds me of Cuvee de Tomme from Lost Abbey. I could probably find a bottle if you were really interested.

Barrel Aged Scotch De Silly

http://beeradvocate.com/beer/profile/804/84222

Adirondack Jack Daniels Barrel Fat Scotsman

I second the ba whiskey outta kilter...

Schlafly makes a Singlemalt Scottish Ale which is aged in Glen Garoich barrels

I think this is the one on Shelves right now. Pretty good brew

Sounds like you're pretty much set.

Definitely not an expert on Scotch Ale, but it's a style I'm finding that I really enjoy. Central Water puts out a Scotch ale http://beeradvocate.com/beer/profile/652/76426 which I thought was excellent.

It's more of an english ale aged in scotch casks but ola dubh 30 is a fav of mine

Schlafly Single Malt Scotch Ale. Depending on location, would be an easy get.

I came in to mention this one. I'm a big fan. I think it's still around Charlotte for around $7.99 a bomber or so.

Going to second/third/fourth the CCB BA Big Sound, great beer.