Redhook Sunrye

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

Serve in English pint, Shaker

Golden in color, seemingly made to compete with other light summer microbeers, but comes across non-descript. Non-existent head; cloudy haze. Mild aroma that features some citrus notes Very crisp for an ale, reminiscent of a cream ale. Unfortunately, the beer is thin and has a very tame aftertaste. Drinkable if you’re looking to quench your thirst.

Bottle. Pours a pale golden body with a white head. Some caramel malt, hints of rye but more grain and a hint of spices or seeded rye. Thin body simple and eh.

light fresh honey and some light musky dust .. . pours a deep straw color .. . a decent white head with some good lacing .. . wow, this is a boring brew, i am nodding off even writing in this review... slight sweetness, but yawn causing .. where’s my sleeping cap?

Golden pour. Taste is a mix between a hefeweizen and a summer wheat. Decent.

Crisp light and refreshing. Pale yellow pour. No head, no lacing. Light body. Corn and malt aroma. Clear flavor. OK beer

Bottled 04/29/08. Poured golden with a fizzy white head that settles. Nice aromas of grain and rye. The flavor is a little more subdued grain. Medium body. I imagine this one being a decent thirst quencher on a warm summer day.

Light golden yellow color with a moderate head. Aroma is of rye and slightly wheat-like. Taste is refreshing with a thin body. Rye and slightly bitter in the taste.

12oz bottle. Pours a white head with a golden body. Smells of malt and lemongrass. Tastes of malt but it is crisp with some lemon/citrus. Overall, it makes for a good hot weather session beer that is more preferable to the usual A-B products that are drank in summer.