Max Red

Brewed by Max Lagers
Style: Vienna
Atlanta, Georgia USA

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.

Draft, Ambery coppery clear pour. Malty bready aroma, and I got a lot of ’tea’ smells. Caramel malt flavors with a touch of acidity and a light bready and medium bitter finish.

Clear copper body with a tight but dissipating off-white head. Malty aroma of bread crusts, iced tea, and subdued earthy hops. Flavor is well-balanced with a pleasant malt character, light acidity and sweetness, and moderate bitterness. Medium body compliments the subdued malty richness in the body and is not at all cloying. I enjoyed a pint of this and could easily drink a few without tiring. Solid Vienna.

Tap, downtown Atlanta. Pale orange-red hue / white head. Spicey hops, light caramel malt, apples. Lightly sweet, lightly acidic flavor becomes a lightly bitter finish. Cardboard. Medium-light body, watery texture, moderate carbonation. The bottom line is: nothing special...moving right along...

Had on tap at their Buford location. Pours a light copper with a nice foamy off-white head and excellent lacing. Sweet maple syrup-like aroma. Flavor has some caramel notes with a wee bit of honey sneaking in the back door. Maple syrup notes come through in the flavor as well. Decently thick mouthfeel. Very good.

Copper in appearance with a small (if any) head. Light caramel aroma with a sour, tangy, lemon-like taste. Tasted a bit like dirty dishwater, yummy.

This was just a very okay beer. Very typical, yet true to the style. Pours a deep clear amber color with some small tan head and light, sparse lacing. Mouthfeel is very thin, but has some good roasted, nutty malt characteristics. This is definitely all it has to offer, it becomes very boring to drink and finish.