Badger Ale
Whistle Stop Restaurant & Woodman Brewery

Reviewed from session notes.

A. The same murky light brownish muddy water appearance as the almond ale, but has a much better frothy two finger head with good retention and fairly decent lacing, has a significant amount of sediment swirling around, but that's fine with me.
S. Vaguely musty malt scent with a garnish of herbal / mint aroma on top, a ghostly whisper of generic ester fruitiness, and that's about it.
T. Light bready malt, gentle citric hopping tones at the start of the sip, stays really super dry throughout each sip, and finishes abruptly with a brief moment of the minty nature of northern brewer hops showing through... this beer likes to keep things simple and extremely bone dry.
M. This one is perhaps slightly too well-carbonated, the tingling of the bubbles distracts at first, and once it clears up, I'm left with an unusually short and bland finish. Medium body.

Overall, an average red ale memorable mostly for being unusually dry.