Max Red

(Big Hoppy Red)-on tap-pours a retaining rich light tan head that laces and copper color. Aroma is citrus rind/pine hops, hint of malt. Taste is citrus rind/pine hops with some metallic, balanced with medium malt-chocolate/peat.

Date: 03/27/1998
Source: Brewpub

clear red, thin white head, fresh hop aroma, light malt flavor, lasting bitterness,
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Date: 12/11/1999
Score: ii+ to ii
Words: Draft
Words: Brewpub

dark amber, headless, sweet fruity aroma, rich malt flavor, thin body, lots of sweetness, just a hint of bitterness

Aroma: 5/10; Appearance: 8/10; Flavor: 5/10; Palate: 5/10; Overall: 10/20
Rating: 2.7/5.0
Score: *4
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The score was calculated based upon the notes and an old scoring system.

It pours a beautiful transparent reddish brown. Aroma is not strong but invitingly malty and spicy. Flavor is rich and malty, with hoppy hints and a touch of cinnamon.

tap at brewery. red, amber with almost no head. small aroma. smokey? don’t know if thats what they were trying to achive here. cherry, smoke and oak. sour finish

Floral hoppy aroma, spiciness in hops, and bitterness. Some malt complexity. Not bad as a vienna but not an outstanding beer. thinish body. Light copper colour with no head

Not so much red as much as dark yellow. Nutty, light aroma, a little buttery. Fizzy, cold (too cold). Metallic edge hits both the flavor and nose. Bitter finish. (on tap, downtown Atlanta location)

Draught. Copper colored, with small white head. Little malt in aroma. Grainy and malty in flavor, but not well balanced. Dry finish.

On tap at the brewpub. This one has 6% abv according to the bartender. good lacing, smooth and somewhat sweet, slightly toasty. a solid beer and good representation ofthe style.