Titletown Johnny Blood Red Ale

Brewed by Titletown Brewing Company
Style: Amber Ale
Green Bay, Wisconsin USA

Serve in English pint, Shaker

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Very bland aroma but great red ale taste and overall great for a pitcher of the month.

Basic. Not bad not great. Bland aroma. Dry and ssorta bitter. On tap at tex tubbs Madison

Tap at Friess Lake Pub. Dark red/brown. Mild malt aroma and flavor. Kinda safe and boring but not bad.

TAP at Titletown: Pour is amber. Carmel on the nose. Nice balanced flavor. Pretty safe red ale.

Served a nice dark red with a decent head that slowly faded to lace. Aroma was malts and grassy hops. Taste was of malts with a slightly grassy hop finish. Palate was pretty good. Overall, a nice red/amber ale.

This was a particularly nice sample from Titletown. And all around a nice Irish red ale. Pours, as you’d expect, a deep red. Aroma and flavor are sweet, but balanced.

You can’t brew it any more generically than this. The epitome of ho-hum red ale.

On tap at the brewpub bar, and served to an imperial pint glass with a clear, deep copper/brown hue, a decent amount of light tan, frothy head foam, and some wavey cling to the lacing. The aroma was toasty, with light caramel, and just a hint of sweetness. The flavor was similar, adding a moderate but firm amount of hop bitterness to complement the smooth malt. Medium bodied and pleasantly flavorful.

On tap at GABF, of course we all know Pittsburgh is title town. Anyway, pours a deep amber color with a medium white head. A sweet earthy caramel nose. A flavor of light citrus and dominated by sweet caramel malts and toast. Decent.

Nice malty toffee caramel hints in both aroma and flavor. Would go great with food.