Redhook Sunrye

Brewed by Redhook Brewery
Style: Golden Ale/Blond Ale
Woodinville, Washington USA

Serve in English pint, Shaker

Thin, watery and uninteresting.

Bottle-really light on the gut. most than other summer ales. Definatly needed more hops.

12 oz bottle, Bullocks. light color, hazy. creamy texture for a summer ale. rye has no aroma for me. I do get a hint of lemon, no citrus. Must be from a lack of hops?

Not bad. Rye works alot like wheat, lending a zesty and lean malt profile. Lemony citrus notes, and floral hops give this some character. Light but not watery, it has a smooth palate and easy finish. I’d drink it again if I needed a light refreshing beer with character. Bright yellow golden with a small to medium head.

(Bottled on 04/19/2006) Light crisp and dry. Refreshing with not any hint of rye. My guess is 5% rye malt is used. Quenching enough to keep my interest.

Golden clear, small white head. Skunky aroma. Light body, light flavor would be okay unless it’s light and bad, this is.

Pale gold body with a very thin white head. Bad aroma, musky, cornish, too much rye... The taste isn’t much better, rather cornish again with some light yeast accents. Bland ending. Overall, rather typical of my experiences with Red Hook.

12oz bottle pours cloudy golden with a short white head. Aroma of light grains and grassy hops. Flavor si grainy as well with a little bit of light citrus and grassy hop presence. Palate is light and quite carbonated. O.k for a hot summer day I guess but I won’t buy anymore..