Taster – Red Rocks Brewing Co. – Salt Lake City, UT – Nice amber ale with some decent uses of malt. The flavor was pretty right on. Felt light but it was very tasty. I would drink this all day if I could.

Poured from tap a dark copper color with a persistent white head. The nose was citrusy with light malts beneth. The taste starts with notes of caramel and a damn nice citrus hop bite. The hop bitterness dominates, since malt sweetness is fairly low in the end. As far as ambers go this is quite bitter; it tastes more like a pale. The finish was dry and refreshingly bitter. One of the hoppies ambers I’ve ever had. Even though the balance is a little off, I found this very refreshing and extremly drinkable.

on tap-pours a white head and copper color. Aroma is faint citrus (cascade) hops. Taste is mild faint citrus (cascade) hops, faint medium malt. Mild carbonation.

Amber colour with an off-white head. Very light citrus aroma, a bit of bready/biscuity malt and a soft caramel sweetness. A fairly low hop note but there are enough in here to balance it off. Moderate bitterness, light diacetyl (seems to be common in many of their beers) and a fairly slick texture.

(as Red Rock Gold - may actually be a different recipe) Amber colored with small head. Faint malt aroma. Flavor well balanced between malts and hops.