Aviator Brewing Wide Open Red Draft Ale (12 oz)

Aviator Brewing Wide Open Red Draft Ale
From the "Can"
  • Based on the classic Irish Red, this ale is feisty and a bit hoppy. THis beer has malty sweetness that ends with a somewhat dry finish. A dash of roasted barley gives this ale a nice deep color and a backend roasted grain flavor.
  • Malts: 2-Row Pale, Crystal, Munich, Wheat, Roasted Barley
  • Hops: Cascade, Centennial, East Kent Golding
  • Aviator Brewing Co., Fuquay-Varina, NC; aviatorbrew.com

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Brewer's Exegesis

A somewhat classic Irish Red Ale. This ale is feisty and a bit hoppy. There is a malty sweetness and a somewhat dry finish. Traditional East Kent Goldings but with a nice touch of Cascade and dash of roasted barley give this ale a great taste. Plenty of crystal malt with some roasted barley.

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