Pizza Port Shark Attack Triple Red Ale

Bottle with da boys. Pours a slightly hazy brown with strong bitter hopsaromas. Some grapefruit. Slightly harsh with all that hops. Hints of alcohol. Medium carponation. Medium body. Very bitter finish.

Red amber beer with a lasting off-white head. Juicy citrus hop aroma with some caramel malt in the background. Sweet caramel flavour with plenty citrus hops, and a good long finish.

Bomber of Double Red Ale. Pours cloudy amber with nice thick off-white head. Aroma is hops, caramel malts, light citrus and breads. Flavor is malty with caramel, hops, and citrus. Mouthfeel is nice thick with some chewiness. Nice hop bitternes. Good ale from a great brewery.

Good beer for me. Love Red Ale’s and I love hops. I think this has a good balance of both. Toasted Caramel and maple are apparent in smell and taste. I am really on a hop kick now so it wasn’t hoppy enough for me now.

Double Red Ale. Pours a fairly clear, blood red color with a moderately full, creamy, pillowy, beige head whci has good longevity and leaves some nice lace. Nose is interesting and in your face; light maple, toffee, toasted caramel, and burnt sweet breads make up the malt base with some alcohol warmth, and hop notes of heavy resins, perfume, and some citrus. Flavor is similar with the same malt base of toasted caramel, burnt sweet breads, toffee, light hazlenut, and faint maple with lots of resins, light grapefruit, and alcohol bringing a high bitterness. Palate is warm, moderately full, soft to lively, and velvety. Finishes long with some warmth still remaining, light hazelnuts, faint toasted caramel, and lots of bitter resins. By far the darkest and most bitter red ale I’ve had. Not a lot of hop flavors but certaintly bitterness, and the alcohol was a bit much but not overpowering. Unique but maybe needs some age?

Bottle. Pours cloudy amber with a creamy white head and lacings. Nose is caramel, bread and hops. Taste is balanced by both a thick malty backbone and a heavy bitterness. Floral and peachy. Nice

Bottled Pours out in a clear reddish brown colour with a ricky tan head. Sweet and hoppy aroma of peaches, flowers, lemon.zest, mild pepper and caramel. Full-bodied with notes of pin-needles, nectarines, caramel, lemon-zest, red berries and grapefruit. Rounded chewy mouthfeel. Bitter finish of grapefruit, flowers and lemon.zest with dense caramelly undertones.

22oz bottle. Dark red-brown with a thick beige head. Hoppy and sweet aroma. The flavor has lots of sweet, caramel malt and a good deal of citrucy hops, though the sweetness overpowers a bit. Thick in the mouth. Quite similar to the Yulesmith that i had the night before, though with a bit better balance. Still, just a bit too sweet for me.