Lengthwise Triple Hop Red Ale

Brewed by Lengthwise Brewery
Style: Amber Ale
Bakersfield, California USA

This beer is awesome!I have it every time I come home to Bakersfield.Rich, deep red color.Nice malty nose.Full flavored and complex with hints of carmel and a nice slightly sweet finish and balanced hop bite.

2004 bomber from ODeed. Pours deep ruby with big off-white head and great lacing. Aroma of hops, malt, citrus, floral esters, and perfumy hints. Tastes hoppy, with a solid caramel-malt backbone and some toffee and floral notes at culmination. Smooth, dense, hoppy palate, which gets even hoppier and maltier as it warms. Very complex.

Good dark red color,small off white head that faded slowly and left behind a nice lace.Very nice citrusy,hop aroma with a mild piney hint to go with the mild sweetness.The flavor is very nice,mild malt,but better then that was this nice smooth hoopppy flavor with plenty of grapefruit and a little pine like taste in there to round things out.It starts out a little malty and sweet at first,then it changes to a hoppy grapefruit flavor with still a mild bitter sweetness.The finish is smooth and hoppy.One hell of a brew that is worthy of having a higher rating then it does.Thanks go to Enniskillenkid for sending this fine brew my way,infact i wish he had sent more then just the one ;^)

2004 bomber from Odeed, thanks man! Good deep reddish-orange hue with a solid creamy beige-yellow head. Aroma of pine and floral hops, toasted malt and plenty of caramel sweetness. Good spiciness in the aroma as well, though I feel the flavor is this beer’s best aspect. Sweet butter-cream and rich caramel malt are balanced perfectly by plenty of flavorful, juicy hops. Not overdone and overly bitter, just enough to balance both aspects (sweet vs bitter). Creamy, lightly bubbly body, like a Double IPA. No alcohol or off-notes in my sample. Flavorful to the last drop, with no thinning of the body. Could be a solid base for a bigger double IPA or barleywine recipe. I agree with Slikwily, I wish I had more of this.

Very nice hoppy flavor to it, not Stone hoppy, but hoppy neverless. A good beer. It didn't really seem like traditional Amber because it wasn't watered down, and that is a very good thing.

i thought this was one of the better beers of the day at the barleys beer festival 2005. not over the top but mucho flavor. huge hop punch that clung to my palate after several beers with no cloying aftertaste. good malt back bone to rest on. nobody was even at this tent

Was my 2nd favorite from Lengthwise when I used to live in Bakersfield. Not quite hoppy enough, but darn good anyway. I’m looking for this bottle here in CT.

Deep amber color with a white, quickly dissipating head. Nice malty flavor. Not very hoppy at all. Guess I was confused by the name. But good. Very good.