Aruba Red

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

Had at the Pittsburgh Bahama Breeze to go with their Jerk styled Atlantic salmon which was excellent. It was a good pairing to douse the spiciness of the dish and for under $3 for a 20 oz, I thought was a bargain price. Red colored but pretty watery. Overall, I thought it was perfect for the situation.

At th Cleveland area Bahama Breeze, with a spicy Mahi-Mahi. I think the bright orange/red color and thick foamy head are the best things about this brew. Oh, except that the 2 inch head made that 20 oz glass of beer seem more like a pint. Not much aroma, a little malty. Taste is thin and mostly sweet with an almost plasticy aftertaste. It was best when ice cold - it lost points as it gained temperature.

Deep red with a good head. Faint aromas of spices and malts. Not bad for an A-B product. Weak malt and hops flavors lead to a slightly bitter finish. Better than other beers they had on tap. Drink cold.

Bahama Breeze - Orlando, FL Very week, very watery red/amber with little head. It wasreminiscent of sam adams, killians, or amber boch. Another boring amber Macro-beer providing false hope to the thirsty.

This beer is pretty mediocre. Mediocrity is really the only way to describe this beer. What more would you expect from a beer produced by a chain of restaurants? Well, it’s a bit bitter...and a bit boring. Yeah. Mediocre.

its an ok beer i like it but i will give it a 2. it has complex flavor. its on tap. (tap.)

Bahama Breeze--Nice color with a good head. Not a bad brew. Nothing too complex but a cheap, drinkable beer.

This beer is not bad and it’s cheap. Tastes like what would happen if you mixed Amber Bock and Killian’s together, and I always thought that this was just Amber Bock with a private label for Bahama Breeze.