Monte Carlo High Roller Red

Formerly brewed at Monte Carlo Brewpub at the Monte Carlo Casino
Style: Amber Ale
Las Vegas, Nevada USA

12oz bottle pours nice and clean amber/red color with no head. Aromas of chocolate and toffee with a small amount of hops. Huge malt taste with no bitterness and a nice carmel finish. Overall a good amber ale that is clean and full of specialty malts, but lacking the hop balance.

On tap @ Monte Carlo poured a clear reddish brown with a small lasting amber head. Aromas of carmel, toffee and dark bread. Palate was medium bodied and smooth. Flavors of bread, carmel and toffee with a smooth semi dry finish.

Medium, malty brew, with abit of hops, nothing special, had abit of a sourness to it..eh. On tap at the brewhouse.

Draught at Pub-A small ring ona nice deep red brew. A slight malt aroma. Nice roasted malt that bursts upon u in the middle and lingers through the end.

Draught at the brewpub
Amber color. Too light aroma. Medium mouthfeel, light malt, a little fermentation problem, caramel. Less bitter than the others.

On tap at the Monte Carlo. This beer poors a dark copper color. It’s medium bodied malty ale that goes down smooth with a long finish.

Pours a clear dark copper mahogany with a thin off-white head. Aroma of toasty, nutty caramel malts with some light sweetness, aroma hops and very true to style. Body starts semi-sweet with some toasted nutty flavor, light butterscotch and a touch of bittering hops. Finishes sort of bland and bittersweet. Not a bad red ale, but nothing that great either.

Has a nice sweet aroma, with some caramel and toffee. Light diacetyl and butter. Mild fruity hops. Hazy reddish amber with no head. Medium-light watery body with low carbonation. Rather bland on taste. Has some mild characteristics with feeble malt presence and very little hop character. Mild dry fruit skins and dry chalky after. Very little bitterness anywhere, and finishes with carbonic acidity.