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

Not bad, but not exceedlingly special in any category. Good Dark Lager but doesn’t offer me anything to make me want to try it again.

12oz can. Had this on the airplane on my way to Hawaii (either this or bud). Not going to say much more about this one that 400+ other haven’t said already.

You can do alot worse than this, which is to say its better than Miller Lite if y9ou had to choose. Its really only red in color, its a lager so it isnt too dry. Possibly the weakest of its kind. Its a good way to get people to drink something new, but don’t make it a point ot get this.

Not especially good. Nothing distinct about it. Like the other lenie beers, there was no hop flavor at all. Thin bodied, carbonated, no finish at all. Drinkable.

Leinenkugels Red (bottle) looks like an average, filtered amber with a quickly dissipating head. The aroma is soapy, hoppy, and slightly spicy. Immediately upon drinking, there’s a heavy carbonated bite followed by some spices, but Leinenkugels seems a little thin and watery. The finish is totally clean. This is an obviously boring amber/dark lager, but is actually better than I expected.

My favorite local watering hole’s on tap beer. A very flavorful offering from Leinenkugel’s that will never disappoint.

Probably the second best offering by the company behind the dark but thats not saying much, unless ur really short on money, avoid this.

Pours a clear reddish-orange with a loose, frothy, beige head. Sweet, metallic pale malt with a bit of a wet dog note that faded shortly after the pour. Light-bodied and fairly thin with lively, tongue-scrubbing carbonation. There was also a light metallic note at the dry finish. The flavor is of bready and light caramel malt notes with a dry, slightly metallic finish. It’s a decent dark lager but not anything that I’m likely to drink again.