| ranked #11 out of 61 beers |
rated 2.74 out of 5 |
total 373 votes |
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Redback
Redback… a high intensity beer with good bitterness and good drinkability. Represents all that is good about wheat beers.
| Origin: |
Australia (WA) |
| Alc/Vol: |
4.7% |
| Tasting Info: |
Beer tasting 1 on 04/03/2005; beer sample 16 out of 20 |
Beer test results for Redback
In a blind test, our beer tasters came to the following conclusions:
| Appearance: |
Clear golden beer colour. |
| Aroma/Bouquet: |
Spicy and very intense. |
| Taste: |
Medium body, with malty character and a medium aftertaste. |
| Summary: |
Recommended! |
In a blind test of Redback, our tasters commented:
“Blended, reasonably smooth with a distinctive taste. I like it.”
“Very clean, a little bit malty with a wooden flavour.”
“True beer colour. This one stands out flavour-wise.”
“Very high intensity with a malty character. But do I like it? No.”
“The aroma is very strong with good bitterness and good drinkability.”
May 30, 2005 @ 1:54 am
Leo Carbian said,
Yeah I must say this is really quite a refreshing drop. Personally I think it should be served with a slice of lemon to make it even more refreshing. […] more
January 16, 2006 @ 6:42 am
Beerdude said,
I think you get a lot of taste for ya money. It is a beer you notice. Full, tasty, in the here and now. Enjoyable with lunch in a fancy restaurant.
August 12, 2006 @ 12:06 pm
BeerMeister said,
I used to really enjoy this beer. Recently I feel it has gone downhill somewhat. Still a very good drop. Preferably drunk early afternoon.
December 22, 2006 @ 8:55 pm
Johnno said,
Nice beer for mixed social occasions. Not intended to be a session beer and woudn’t work well at that level anyway.Without doubt the best beer to come […] more
June 9, 2007 @ 1:03 am
rodrick said,
A very good copy of a German Barvarin crystal wheat beer. Obviously filtered as a wheat beer will never clear out naturally. I’m a bit upset as when R […] more
August 10, 2007 @ 5:51 am
Faniotis said,
Contains the refreshing texture of stale plywood. Aftertaste reminds me of a loaded gun.