Redhook IPA

Brewed by Redhook Brewery
Style: India Pale Ale (IPA)
Woodinville, Washington USA

Serve in Shaker, Tulip

Clear light amber with a good, lasting head. The aroma is leafy hops. The flavor is crisp, not quite dry and a medium bitterness (actually light bitterness for an IPA. Tingly, refreshing, actually not a bad drinking beer.

Gold appearance with white bubbly head. Smells of hops (as expected.) Starts sweet and the hops quickly follow with a bitter finish. Pretty drinkable. A solid IPA.

Amber color. Little hop smell. Same goes for the taste. Little hop and bitter at the end.

Nice hoppy flavor is present, also a bit of citrus and floral tones. There is definitely a dryness to this brew. Finish is crisp, but dry. Texture was a bit thin as well. A bit below average IPA.

Very dry, and under hoppy. It isn’t bad, but it isn’t worth the cost. It’s a step above the grocery store ales available in Ohio and Minnesota. Almost a total letdown on tap and tastes better from bottle when you don’t know it costs as much as a DFH IPA. I’ll only drink this if it’s free.

had this in fl. one of the very few half way decent beers I could find in the stores before I went to total winefrom the bottle. poured a golden orange with a small white head. aroma hops, citrus, leang towards orange and not much going on after that. flavor hops, citrus no leaning to grapefruit. for a inexpenive beer not to bad.

Nice looking white head on a ultra clear golden body. Smells pretty lame, some flowery notes and faint citrus. Mouthfeel is thin and boring. Taste is OK, with hop bitterness pulling through as expected, but it doesnt seem to have the awesome hop flavor that we love in IPAs. Oh well, It is good for its reasonably low price.

Bottle. Pours orange\gold with a small white head. Aroma of citrus, sweet malts, and hops. Flavor is sweet upfront, citrusy, thin, and weak on the hoppy side yet they are present. Smooth and easy drinking, but boring and average.