Woodstock Inn Red Rack Ale

Brewed by Woodstock Inn Brewery
Style: Amber Ale
North Woodstock, New Hampshire USA

Serve in English pint, Shaker

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Good brew. Pour is a nice reddish coppery color. Malts dominate the flavor as well as the aroma. Flavor is quite complex, hinting at apples, grapes, toffee, caramel and vanilla with a bitter edge. Finish is sweet and left me wanting more.

@ brewpub. Ok nose, carmel and orange. Clean copper color. No head. Sweet, bitter flavors, same as aroma with more fruit. Grapefruit/lemon, hints of grape and apple. Medium body, ceamyish mouthfeel, bitter dry finish, Tasty brew, could drink this all day. Nicely balanced.

Draft at GIBF. Slightly roasty caramel nose. Malty. Amber mahogany color with a nice off white head. Nice. Sweet, tangy, malty beer with a nice mix of malts and hops. Not bad.

Draft at VT Brewers Fest - Amber with a whitish head. Aroma is somewhat malty and fruity. Flavor is also of malt. Not enough hops. Finish is slightly sweet.

Sample at the Vermont Brewers’ Fest. Toasty toasty, some nice herbs among the mostly caramel-nutty nose. good balance of dry-sweetness, lightly smoky and vanilla-accented. A bit thin.

Sweet and fruity aroma. Clear amber with off-white head that recedes to ring. Toffee, caramel, sweet with nice fruity esters. Could use more balancing bitterness. Body is a bit light and still. On tap at the Vermont Brewers Festival.

Amber in color with a small white head.Bitter and sweet.Malty/hoppy with a dry finish.

Beautiful red color, crisp mouthfeel, standard red ale malt flavor - sweet candy-like with just a hint of bitterness.

Has a dark redish color and a malted smell. Taste is very malted and finishes slightly bitter. Overall I did not like this one too much in fact I was not too impressed with this brewery at all.

Big malty sweet flavor, not a lot of hops detected on the end.