Aruba Red

Brewed by Anheuser-Busch InBev
Style: Amber Ale
St. Louis, Missouri USA

Serve in English pint, Shaker

Nothing like picking up a tick at a totally awful chain restaurant. Red-orange, off white cover. Aroma is toast, caramel. Taste is metallic caramel, husky grain, toast. Could be Bud American Ale for all I know.

Served in a pint glass at Bahama Breeze in Cherry Hill. Decent lager nice dark hue amber like. Taste ok a little light rather have this then any other T&A lager.

An enjoyable beer I found at Bahamas mammas on the way to the mariners game. Good red beer. One of the best ive had. Rich bold flavor with good head

Had this at Bahama Breeze in Wayne. Nice dark amber but only a thin head and no lacing. Not much aroma. Its got a little bit more weight to it than a light beer, but would stilll be a nice beer on a hot day.

Drat at Bahama Breeze. pours amber, lasting white head. Don’t be fooled by the extravagant made up story of some explorer trying to find the finest of ingredients to bring back the taste of the islands. This is just another Bud product from their specialty dept, which makes you wonder what the non specialty dept produces.. Grainy, one dimensional, caramel malts. Drinkable and a lot better than bud’s piss products.

Red pour. light white head. Light malts. Didn’t do much for me, fairly inoffensive.

Red color with wispy white head. Tast is non-distinctive, but smooth. Finish is extremely ho-hum. This is a decent beer with food, which is great at Bahamas breeze. But, ask about taking home a growler because with out the great food and the wicked atmosphere, this beer is only a small step above Budweiser.

On tap at Bahama Breeze. Aroma was very weak. Some dark roasted malt but very faint. Pour was a nice deep amber with a one finger off white head. Taste was bland and heavily carbonated. Not much flavor came through the carbonation except a little roasted malt. A good easy to drink beer to have during dinner but as far as craft beer goes, not very good.