Aruba Red

Brewed by Anheuser-Busch InBev
Style: Amber Ale
St. Louis, Missouri USA

Pour amber red with light offwhite head. Tastes of a maltier cheap corn beer. Comparible to Killians. Probably a generous rating because the food was so good. Horay Bahama Breeze!

Yay! Bahama Breeze! I wish this beer was as good as the Jerk Wings! Red and some biscuity smells. Light flavor with some caramel and toffee like stuff going on. Dry finish.

Draft at Bahama Breeze, light to medium amber with a slightly off-white head, not much in aroma area except a little sweetness and malt, some roast malt and faint caramel flavors, very little bitterness on the tongue but finishes dry.

On Draft at Bahama Breeze Puors a nice red amber with a decent carbinated head. The head fades quickly. Has a sweet floral aroma. A light body. Nice sweet flavor. A decent easy drinking beer.

this was a decent amber ale. To me tasted kinda like a lager with a bit of spice to it. Decent body.

Pours reddish amber with a big head. Aroma is sweat and peachy. Flavor is watery and a little peach, and malt flavor. Not terrible, but they have Bass on draught there, so there is really no point getting it when there is better stuff available.

Had on tap at King of Prussia Bahama Breeze. It’s about half price of the other beers and simiiar to Kilian’s Irish Red. I actually thought this beer was pretty good. It is almost devoid of any bitterness, and has a very mild sweetness. Lots of yeasty malty whtie bread with a hint of copper. Very inoffensive, but still has some flavor and feels nice going down.

I think this was listed as Captain Tony’s Amber at Captain Tony’s in Key West. In any event, the name denotes a beach area and Key West fits that description quite nicely. Pours average amber with a subtle roasted malt and peach aroma. Watery mouthfeel with slight hints of peach. Wasn’t expecting to get a rating from this place (if you’ve been there, you know why), but what the hey. It was free with my Key West Ghost Tour ticket.