Corner Pub Fest Rye

Brewed by Corner Pub (formerly Endehouse Brewery)
Style: Specialty Grain
Reedsburg, Wisconsin USA

On draught at the Corner Pub in Reedsburg, Wisconsin. Pours a clear golden blonde brew, almost the same color as the Red ale except with a fast dissolving white head but leaves behind a good lacing. Aroma has a little mroe citrus and piney hops scent to their other beers with some earthy herbs. Taste is very dry bitter, almost reminds me of Fuggles character. Medium bodied, some carbonatation and a very medicine flavor and aftertaste. Finish is quite bitter, dry and more medicine dryness. It’s different.

Yellow Coloring with White Head. Notes of Rye and Dry Hops. Beyond Simplistic but Not Quite As Repulsive as The Rest of the Brews Sampled. I Hate to Really Dump on a Brewpub but All the Beers were Lacking in Flavor, Color and Tasted Like the Brewing Equipment or Tap Lines Could Use a Good Cleaning.

Light amber color with a medium head. Zilch aroma. Very dry rye taste. Plain.

Clear gold in lor with a thin, creamy white head. Aroma endures a successful assortment of red licorice, rye dinner roles, corn stalks and cumin. Nice creamy and hoppy flavor onset. Commendable balance with malt sweetening right on the mark and gentle spicy to add some life. Some pumpernickel pretzel flavor accents. Lingering pine and papaya bitterness. Quite quaffable and one of this brewery’s bests.

Lightly hazed golden liquid with a smaller white head. Initial hint of smoke replaced by a mild pale malt and whiff of rye. Thick and rich feel, just like a rye should be. Mild sweet malt and rye flavors. Light hint of rubbery esters, otherwise a nice brew that is easy to imbibe.