Gore Range Fly Fisher Red Ale

draft at brewery. copper color. mild aroma of roasted malt and light hops. fruity. typical amber.

Draft brewery-Aroms of malt and mild hops on a medium amber colored body with a small white head. Taste of malt and citrus. A nice red.

on tap-pours an off white head with a copper color. Aroma is lots of medium malt-caramel, toffee. Taste is lots of medium malt-caramel, toffee balanced with hops-some citrus and bite. OK carbonation.

Draught. Pours amber with an edgy tan frothy head with lined lacing. Aroma is caramel malt, floral hops, sour yeast and then a nutty nose. Medium bitter, mild acidity and sweet malt, nutty and finsish is sweaty yeast. Medium bodied, fizzy and smooth, refreshing palate.

Part of a beer sampler on Valentines Day. Perhaps a little better than some of the mass produced reds, but it tasted a bit watered down and weak. We thought this beer was average for the style, but not outstanding by any means.