Rogue Dry Hopped St. Rogue Red Ale

Brewed by Rogue Ales
Style: Amber Ale
Newport, Oregon USA

Huge hop boquet coming forma deep amber brew with a thick off white head. Huge citris hop flavor balanced by carmel malth. Medium mouth feel with a super dry finish. I cold drink this beer all day long.

Drank this great beer at Take 5 Bangalore. Pours with lots of head and an amber color. The dry hopping adds delicious aroma and with the flavor of roasted malt - this beer is one of my favorites . Salute John Maier and Rogue Ales

I really loved this beer. This is the third beer I’ve tried from Rogue and is my favorite so far. The aroma is intense and floral, alot like the Monk Madness. The bitterness is not as extreme as the Monk Madness and for me was perfect. The beer poured a nice, long lasting head with a copperish red color. Beer finished very well and I was thoroughly impressed. Highly recommend!

Bottle: The guys at Rogue really know how to come up with good beers. Fruity, red berries with a nice lingering bitterness. You´ll enjoy this one from start to finish. Long live Fuku and Rogue!

beautiful hop aroma. pine cones and grapefruit hops. the flavors are just wonderful. berries, fruit, hops, pine resin and pine cones waffle in and out. beautiful red/orange color with brown hues and highlights. beer rolls powerfully in the glass with a nice barley seed accented head. perfect alcohol and great mouthfeel for certainly all hopheads or anyone who appreciates great talent. where are the other amber beers that are so much better?!?

poured out an absolutely beautiful dark copper with red highlights. gigantic head, light brown in color. roasted barley, flowers, and fruity aromas made up the nose. tasted of citrus, light hops, and a superb fruit hint (strawberry and grapefruit). overall, a great purchase for anyone that enjoys an awesome ale. will defenitely buy again.

Lovely deep red color with a generous head. Had a strangely floral and citrus aroma, but it really worked. Had traces of roasted and sweet malts, but finished with a layered hop presence. Medium bodied, but it would have been out of place with more. So many intricacies are perfectly balanced in this brew. This is good stuff folks.

Maltiness dominates this brown-copper concoction from Rogue Ales. A sturdy, fizzy head. A terrific Red Ale. Slight taste of Mexican Mole sauce; roasted cashews; hint of spiciness. So nicely balanced-- a trait common to most of Rogue’s creations. Strong, velvety palate with a suprisingly smooth, unabrasive and maple-y finish.