Redhook ECS No Equal Amber Lager

Brewed by Redhook Brewery
Style: Premium Lager
Woodinville, Washington USA

Serve in Lager glass

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Pours an amber color with a medium white head with pretty good lacing. Smells of caramel, pale malt, and nuts, tastes of all caramel, nuts and toffee. Mouthfeel is medium and slightly creamy with medium carbonation. This a pretty tasty amber beer. Redhook did a pretty good job overall.

On tap. Clear copper color with ivory head. Berry fruit, toasted caramel aromas. medium body. Dry caramel, light toast flavors with a nicely bitter finish--decent

pours a clear amber with a medium size dirty white head, and very good lacing. smell is of caramel, malt, and some citrus. taste is creamy, caramel, malt, some hops, and a little citrus. ends smooth and slightly bitter.

Bottle:   Deep amber, copper hues, moderate to large foamy sandy head, fairly nice lacing.   Soft mealy nose, a bit bready, a touch nutty.   Similar on the tongue, mild sweetness, a little tangy.   Fairly easy drinking, nothing too light, but also nothing out of the realm of pedestrian.   Body and mouthfeel are moderate.   More bready/nutty than your average Premium Lager, which is nice.   Yet, its not as crisp or vibrant.   A different bird I guess.   Still somewhat enjoyable.

Clear light copper, foamy off white head settles and fades. Faint sweet lager malt aroma. Thin caramel malts and mildly bitter hop taste. Pretty feeble and watery. Average carbonation, light bodied, lightly hopped. Insipid and boring. Vapid finish. LF (Lagerboy Friendly)

Clear amber, thin head. Aroma of caramel, bread, nut. Taste is much he same, light, non offensive, light bitter and floral hop.

Pours clear amber with a finger of head, smell is malty, taste is sweet and drinkable. Standard.

Appearance is of a dark amber in color supporting a fair head that dissipates leaving thin spotty lace. Aroma is light with malt and some hops, no real complexity here. Taste has more of a flavor than aroma with light sweetness from the caramel malt and a mild bitter from the hops, rather refreshing. Palate holds a good body and smooth carbonation. Nothing complex, but does the trick as a thirst quencher.

Decent light amber. Easy drinking with moderate floral hop presence and a slight malty caramel backbone. Aight.

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