Randys Fun Hunters Annual Anniversary Rye

On tap at the Randy’s Fun Hunters Brew Pub as Tye the Knot Rye. Clear golden yellow with a thin white head. Aroma of rye and mild grassy hops. Taste of rye, light corn, lemon and mild sweet malts. Creamy bodied beer with am aftertaste of rye. It’s ok.

Served on draught at the Wisconsin Micro-brewers Beerfest in Chilton, Wisconsin as Tye-the-Knot Rye Ale and is the brewmaster’s 5th Anniversary rye ale. Pours a semi-clear dark golden amber brew with a fast dissolving white head that dissipates to a fine film and white ring. Aroma of semi-sweet rye bread, some flowery hops and a touch of dark pitted fruits. Taste is medium bodied, smooth, creamy with flavors of dry rye malt with a mild bitterness that quickly disappears. Finish has a nice balance that is not too dry or sweet but has a mild bitterness that slowly disappears after the finish.

4th anniversary versoin that I’m going to rate here as I can’t see adding a new entry. On tap at the Randy’s Fun Hunters Brew Pub. Poured a medium golden color with a small sized white head. Aromas of rye, grainy, and some citrus. Tastes follow with the rye coming out a little stronger

Clear copper in color with a thin splotchy tan head. Rye bread and salted pumpernickel chips lead the aroma, followed with some sourdough and lemony crispness. Very smooth and non-abrasive on the palate. Rye dinner rolls with an herbal lemon casing for flavor. There’s also a badgering element reminiscent of salt & vinegar potato chips. Lacking. Let’s hope the next year is better.