Dixie Crimson Voodoo Ale

Formerly brewed at Minhas Craft Brewery
Style: American Dark Lager
Monroe, Wisconsin USA

Serve in Dimpled mug, Lager glass, Shaker

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Floral hop aroma not too excesive. Roast malt aroma, color was dark with garnet highlitess not clear knid of meukey. Over the top sweet malt flavor and plum type of almost ale type of fruitiness. A little too much...may be wierd fermentation

Originally rated September 2004. Read bad things about this beer. Poured a hazy copper-red colour with a quick dissipating head. Not much carbonation. Had aromas of sweet malts, apples and hints of vinegar. The mouth was of caramels with a dry aftertaste. Flat mouthfeel. I actually enjoyed this one, even after the bad hype.

Gift from my Wisconsin hook up. Thanks Jamie. Ehh average at best. Thin for my taste. Mild hop some smoke.

Bottle. Pours an amber body with an off white head. Sweeter lagered notes, a light toffee character and a dry sweet bitter finish. Eh.

Brewed in the USA...... Pours a reddish brown color with a small white head. Aroma of sweet malts, bread and caramel. Taste is of malts, grains, fruit and caramel. Mouthfeel is this thin, dry, but drinkable. Not very exciting !!! But the label is kind of cool.

malty dark lager that tastes muddled artificially sweet and somewhat malty. there is a beer component i suppose with a trace amount of hops distinguishable by the learned.

Poured a red to brown with a big fat tan head. Light lacing. Nose of ripe fruit. Body is medium. Flavor is malty and again fruity. Dry finish. Not much going on here. Drinkable, barely.l

coppery brown color, only tiny tan bubbles for a head, modest lacing. big dry fruit in the nose, perhaps slightly grainy and some sweet malt. some earthy malt, deied fruit in the background, mildly grapey. medium bodied, dry finish. mildly enjoyable, but not very exciting. bottle from LoSBD charter member cornfield.

I guess if you are in Nole this would be worthy...otherwise, why bother? Brown, maly and boring. Pass on this if you can.

Muddy brown pour, very weird looking. Creamy tan head. Molasses and sweet malts on the nose. Malty flavor with a hoppy hint

12 oz bottle purchased at the Oak. Pours a horrible looking brown body with a lighter upper brown body, imagine an iced tea sitting in the sun for a half hour and that lighter shade from ice melting and combining with the iced tea. A small creamy light tan head that disipates quicker then I can type. Aroma of malts combined with a wierd honey, grape jelly scent. Flavor is sweet malt more like an amber then a dark lager. Drinkable but nothing to write home about.