Redhook Late Harvest Autumn Ale

Bottle from BevMo. Bright reddish amber color upon pouring. Somewhat sweet malty aroma. A little hop character as well. Crisp malty flavor with a decent balance of hops. Decent amber.

Poured an orange-amber color, looks like the fall. Had a small white head. Clean, fresh aroma of hops, some malts, and wheat. Distinctl hop flavor with more of a body than I expected and having warming notes. An amber with a twist.

Slightly hazy copper color with a nice off white head. Cascade hop aroma with a hint of caramel. Nice malty mouth feel with a roasted, grainy flavor.

Amber. Lasting off-white head. Aroma: Caramel, malts, earth, Flavor: The same with english hops. Clean finish.

Bottles. 2007 and 2008 respectively. Clear amber with lots of fine suspended particulate, and quick fading light head. ’08 was a little redder, and had no particulate. Nose is floral and some caramel. Flavor is a bit astringent on both. The alcohol was more pronounced in the flavor of the ’08. Wasn’t all that impressed with either year.

Clear copper pour with a good foamy head that faded slowly. Lightly sweet aroma and flavor or roasted caramel malt, light fruit and a touch of hop spiciness. Lightly carbonated and refreshing. Good.

This beer poured a nice and inviting copper color with a generous white head that lasted a while and left nice lacing around the glass. Aroma was not real strong, but had hints of fruit. Flavor was also of fruit. Very smooth and drinkable. Mouthfeel was pleasant. I would buy this again.

Bottle... Murky burnt orange ale with a small, creamy, off-white head. The aroma is malty and earthy... caramel, canvas and beef stock. Full-bodied with an oily mouthfeel and ticklish carbonation. Caramel flavor with mineral bitterness that provides perfect balance, but allows the malts to shine brightly. Crisp, clean finish. Seems more like a märzen than an amber ale.