Leinenkugels Red

Brewed by Leinenkugel Brewing Company (Tenth & Blake Beer Co.)
Style: American Dark Lager
Chippewa Falls, Wisconsin USA

Serve in Dimpled mug, Lager glass, Shaker

Pours a clear reddish amber. Aroma of Granny Smith apples, but faint. Taste is initially malty with a bit of peppery spice in the middle that lingers through the finish. THere is a bit of a yeasty flavor as well, which I find common in Lagers. Overall drinkable with a bit of surprise with the pepper flavors.

BOTTLE. Some notes of malt and grain on the noze. Plain Jane as far as lagers go. I woundn’t say it is bad but I need to have one of these again.

Bottle from Kroger. Reddish brown pour with a small white head. Aroma is faint and grainy with a little caramel. Taste is a little astringent, grainy, and nutty.

Bottle, red amber pour with thin foam ring, aroma and flavor is a red melted Popsicle, scrap finish

Bottle. Pours a clear amber/red with off-white head. Aroma of light toasted grain, faint hints of caramel and a very light, fruit like hop presence. Flavor is much the same with a faint, pleasant sweetness and a very light, well balanced bitter in the finish. Light body with high carbonation. Overall, pleasant, easy drinking brew.

A pretty good Red Lager. One of the Leinenkugel staples in it’s long line of beers. I like it much better than most other "red" beers made in the USA. Leinenkugel’s does a pretty good job on most beers. Slightly malty taste and a bit of hops. Nothing overpowering, not incredibly great, but it isn’t Miller Lite or Bud either. A good beer to drink after cutting wood or mowing the yard.

355ml bottle. Clear amber, thin white head. Malty, slightly toasted nose, faintly hopps. Dry, medium body. Malty taste, slight toast, citrus, faint hops. (2011-12-07)

draft at keego lodge. pours clear red with semi tan head. aroma of some malt. very thin mouth with not much taste. generic.