ABV
7.1
over 2 years ago
ABV
7.1
Rating
0.0
Rating count
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over 2 years ago
Definitely a red. But has that funk I generally don't like from Dogfish Head...
over 2 years ago
Grand Cru is great. Dry-hoping it was not the best choice. The extra dimension of flavour only detracts.
over 2 years ago
What hits me initially is the tartness of cranberry. It doesn't stick around long as it gives way to a dry and earthy brown ale taste. It is smoothand creamy and finishes dry.
over 2 years ago
Watching original "Red Dawn", so I thought this brew appropriate. Not what I expected from a red ale, a very slightly tart cherry profile. Well worth sampling.
over 2 years ago
Even better out of a laser etched Wheel of Time map glass...
over 2 years ago
Interesting concoction. Do not drink after a porter would be my first suggestion. That said, after the palate cleared, this one offered a cherry fruit-esqe taste reminiscent of Cheerwine(?). Crushable but forgettable.
over 2 years ago
Wow, a collaboration between Dogfish and the amazing Flanders red icon, Rodenbach! It’s delicious. Everything you’d want in a red ale with a nice element of sourness, but in the Flanders red style, not the PYITE (IYKYK) of American sours.
over 2 years ago
Beautiful, fruity 7.1% RED ale with notes of cherry, orange, and caramel. Delicious!
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over 2 years ago
I think they could classify this better because red ale is something entirely different in the US. I'd put this in the Flemish ale category because it is tart and somewhat fruity--and not a red ale I would normally drink.
over 2 years ago