The latest and greatest addition to Heavy Seas Brewing’s Mutiny Fleet had docked – “Aarsh Red.” That’s pirate talk for an Irish red ale. Imperial Irish Red Ale of course. Just in time for a particular Irish holiday…
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Ft Collins Brewing has changed the name/label of their Retro Red to “Red Banshee” in 2011.
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2011 marks the return of a Ft Collins legend. The longtime favorite of FCB’s grandparent brewery has been undercover as Retro Red for the Continue Reading →
Peak Organic Brewing Company is set to add 22oz bombers to their lineup in 2011. Apart from a special edition release, this is the first wide release bombers by the growing brewing company. The first bombers will hold “King Crimson” Continue Reading →
New from Bridgeport Brewing (Portland, OR) is Kingpin Red Ale. Red Ale boasts being triple-hopped, the real way – not the “man up” light pilsner way. Expect a nice red color, and a rare-er breed of hops – Liberty. You’re Continue Reading →
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This mammoth imperial red ale leads with a tantalizing hop aroma that is quickly complemented by an enormous malt backbone & finished with a multitude of hoppy goodness.
Annual Release: August
The high content alcohol of these beers make them perfect for Continue Reading →
Rogue loves Santa. Santa loves beer. Well, my idea of Santa loves beer anyway. This seasonal is actually not a winter warmer, but a red ale. Perfect for Santa.
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Rogue’s annual holiday offering, Santa’s Private Reserve, is a variation of the Continue Reading →
Redhook Brewing (Portsmouth, NH) debuted a great pilsner (Ropeswing) this summer. That might be why their fall seasonal isn’t a lager, but a red ale. It changes things up a bit. The label for Late Harvest got a little update Continue Reading →
