American Amber / Red Ale Beer Reviews
Toasty caramel malt notes with a moderate to strong hop quality. A hearty, well-balanced beer.
by Matt | American Amber / Red Ale, Mug, Oregon, Pilsner Glass, Pint Glass, Rogue Ales, United States |
Pours a cloudy, rusty orange with minimal head on my pint glass pour. Aroma consists of more malt than hops, and I pick up a toasted, bready note. Before I go into the taste let me say that I appreciate the few Rogue beers I’ve had. I know my brother who resides on...
by Matt | American Amber / Red Ale, Goose Island Beer Company, Illinois, Irish Red Ale, Mug, Pilsner Glass, Pint Glass, United States |
Pours a copper, slightly cloudy red color, 1 finger head; beer eventually clears quite well. Aroma is quite surprising, pleasant, and pleasing. Chocolate, caramel, coffee candy- really quite impressive. Like the inside of a coffee or candy shop. Taste: I definitely...
by Britton Smith | American Amber / Red Ale, California, Mug, North Coast Brewing Company, Pilsner Glass, Pint Glass, United States |
After reading the reviews of North Coast Brewing Co. on The Perfectly Happy Man and seeing how highly rated their beers were, I figured it was time to introduce myself to this brewery. I primarily drink beer from breweries in my state of Michigan as I’m just doing my...
by Matt | American Amber / Red Ale, Bear Republic Brewing Company, California, Mug, Pilsner Glass, Pint Glass, United States |
Appearance – dark, reddish brown, ruby. Unfiltered and cloudy, small head, no sediment/yeast in the bottle. Aroma – Hops, IPA-esque, but slightly muted, not as pronounced as an IPA. Hints of caramel as it warms. Taste – Bitter, a tad bit alcoholic, malty, spicy and...
by Nate | AleSmith Brewing Company, American Amber / Red Ale, California, Imperial Beers, Mug, Pilsner Glass, Pint Glass, United States, Winter Ale / Warmer |
One moment I’m sitting in my living room on a cool, February evening in San Diego and I pop the cap of an Alesmith bomber. I pour. Immediately I am transported to a pine forest. Lots of resiny pine going on here. Towering, resiny pines. Am I having a stroke? No,...
by Tom Smillie | American Amber / Red Ale, Mug, New York, Pilsner Glass, Pint Glass, Southern Tier Brewing Company, United States |
Heritage. That was the word that came to mind when I saw this beer. My great grandfather worked for 30 years with International Harvester (IH) Farmall producing the red tractors of old. Later, my grandfather worked 32 years with IH before the tractor line merged with...