Redhook Late Harvest Autumn Ale

Bottle. Pour is deep golden with a copper-like hue. Aroma is of light crisp malt, light spice, and dried leaves. Reasonable smooth brew with flavors of light sweet caramel, bread, light clove, and some earthiness. The light bitterness blends well with the brew. Not bad.

Imagine Pumpkin Pie in a bottle.... orange/red clay color with a thinnish white head. Aroma of nutmeg, resins, and pumpkin pie filling. Did not find this beer hoppy at all like some of the other ratings indicate.

12 oz. bottle. Colour... amber-orange with a thick white head. Nose... what the...?! This smells like my dog’s breath!! Palate... (Bracing myself for dog saliva!) Cardboard! Yup! Wet cardboard. What a waste of $1.12 plus 5 cents deposit!

ouch, i dont think it is as bad as a 46 percentile, a good session beer, nice and easy, the taste doesnt get annoying, enough of a kick to feel it, but like other red hook beers, this one is on the 2nd tier, better than some but missing the mark somehow.

classic amber colored pour with a frothy off white head. hoppy nose with "dishsoap" notes for lack of a better term. Fruity flavor that is almost overly sweet. despite the abundant sweet flavor the palate finish is relatively clean with a nice mouthfeel.

Thanks to bu11zeye. Clear brown pour. Aroma is light alochol, grass. Flavor is watermelon, floral hops. Not sure what was going on here.

orange pour with a small white head. good transition beeer from summer ales to winter bocks. aroma and taste of malts. not bad

Pours orange-gold, with a quickly vanishing head. Aromas and flavors are sharp and malty, having at first hints of musky autumn flavors but quickly devolving into a distinct flavor and aroma of swamp muck. Needs to use different hops, I think. Mediocre to bad.