need help finding a recipe

Want to brew a barley wine type beer on the first. HHave plenty of beer in pipeline so that is not a problem also a wine maker so the wait is not a problem.
My system is a 10 gal gott with keg boil kettle (elec) so should be able to do most any recipe. I have been looking a cant decide what i want to do so give me a nudge thanks

http://www.brewery.org/cm3/CatsMeow3.html

Started back when internet was in diapers but still has about 300 pages of recipes found some good & bad there, but winners out weigh the losers if you know how to read a recipe.

I have a strong preference for english barleywines. There are lots of different ways to approach this style, but I'm fond of keeping the recipe very simple. I think the key to getting a really rich deep flavor profile is to do a 2hr boil, and use a good English yeast. This combination produces lots of rich flavors from the extended boil, with a warmish fermentation for some good esters, but not fusels. My go-to BW looks like this:

20lb Maris Otter
English hops (I like challenger) for about 60-70 IBUs
WLP005
OG~1.100
Ferment around 70º

If you really want to add a little more character to it, I use 0.5oz dark toast French oak, and condition on the oak for about two weeks to get a light oak quality, but definitely don't over do the oak, you'll ruin it.

Try the 999 Barleywine (link below). I brewed in late in the summer an bottled it 3 months ago. Just had the first one last night. Very good. Smooth, raisin/plum notes, alcohol present but not in a bad way (mine was 10%).



https://www.homebrewtalk.com/f38/09-09-09-barleywine-swap-guidelines-recipe-64150/