Deschutes Cinder Cone Red Ale

Brewed by Deschutes Brewery
Style: Amber Ale
Bend, Oregon USA

Light brown with a red tinge. Medium head. Light amarillo aroma all the way...Refreshing mix of bready malts, citrus and a bitter finish. Balanced well, but still packs plenty of hops. Great beer to bust out at the top of a long hike.

V - Prototypical amber/light orange color A - Malt, pine, hops, citrus T - Very hoppy/piney P - Small bitterness to finish, good lasting impression of hops.

Thanks to Darkelf for sending this one my way. Poured an effervescent dark amber/red with a large creamy off-white head which left thick uniform lacing. Spicy hoppy aroma of cinnamon, pine, caramel, butterscotch, a bit of dustiness. Flavor is pretty light and smooth caramel, grassy hops... much less sweet than the aroma. Leads to a dry grass/pine finish. Average body, maybe a little thin. Nice crisp dry beer.

Found this one bottled at the Liquor Depot in Rock Springs, Wyoming. Hazy, orange reddish pour with floaties, a foamy, off white head, toffee and candy apple nose, chocolate malt, nice and malty, mild but very quaffable.

red pour with a creamy tan head. little nose of tettnang hops pine and fruity. your reagular amber red beer backings of malt sweetness with a nice upbeatness of hops. a little thin on the palte but one of the better reds i have had. cuzz we like dem hops.

bottle thanks to bhensonb. poured a hazy dark amber with an off white head that laces the glass. aroma of caramel malt, fruity hops, peach, slight dark ripened fruits, and some grains. flavor was a step down for me with caramel, florals, some slight dark roast, and spent grains. medium body with high carbonation. a good brew for what use to be my favorite style.

Light copper colour. ild nutty aroma. Nutty, caramel malt flavour with a catty hop finish. Solid American red.

Good hoppy nose to this amber ale. Malt is sweet with nice roasted finish that's when the hops take over. Next one I'll drink a tad warmer.