Outraged Daughters
Wise Man Brewing

 

 

I had this beer at Wise Man in Winston-Salem on a beer flight on draft. It is incredibly biscuity with a toasty grain aftertaste which is very nice. It is my number 1 beer so far. Absolutely pleasant!

 

 

 

16oz can from Tavour. Amber pour with a thin off-white foamy head. Malty aroma, toasty, woody. Taste brings more rich malts, mildly sweet, faint bitterness with a touch of dryness.

Exceedingly awesome red ale. On the sweet side, with a very faint hop bite at the end.

Look: It pours amber with very good clarity. There are some reddish hues when the glass is held to the light. It has an off white head with good head retention.

Smell: There is a very light caramel malt note with a bit of a moderate fruity aroma.

Taste: The fruity notes are the most prevalent flavors with some caramel and toffee in the background. There is a touch of roast.

Feel: It has a dry finish and it quite easy drinking.

Overall, an easy drinking ale, but I would have expected a little more malt and a little lest in the fruit.

Drinking this at home, 4-21-21
Poured from a pint can into a pint glass.
Canned 02/26/21
Looks dark amber a with white foamy that dropped quickly to a very thin ring and light lacing.
Smells lightly bready, malty, toffee, and almonds.
Taste follows the nose nicely with the malty aspect on the front of the palate.
Mouth feel is medium for the style.
Overall a very nice Irish Red Ale that I would love to try on tap.
Cheers!

Pours dark amber with a white creamy head and little retention. Smells sharp and sweet with a hint of almond. Creamy mouthfeel with notes of toffee and almond with a slight bitter finish. Overall a delicious easy drinker.

Medium amber body with a finger of persistent off-white foam. Smells of amber malts with slight toffee, biscuit and leafy hops. Taste is very pleasant: honeyed amber malts with biscuit and toffee accents, leafy hops and slight earth on the finish. Feel is super malt forward, smooth and medium bodied, on the sweeter side of style spectrum but works. Want a touch more bitterness personally, but a very good Irish red ale. The wife liked it

Great reddish-copper body, clear; lively carbonation; fairly thin head yet semi-creamy and lasting. Excellent roasted grain notes on the nose; roasted nuts. Mild malt-base flavor; exudes a lot of the roasted grain and nut qualities detected in the smell; low-level hop bitterness. Medium body; smooth and nearly silky; semi-dry.

Props to this fine malt-forward beer. It's an easy drinker and has a fairly outstanding roasted grain tone with its flavor. It's not too heavy, definitely brings a gentle hop bitterness to the palate, and delivers a fine, earthy and grainy taste to the palate.

Getting an early start on St Patty’s day. Ironically the can had a hard trip (“...bruised body...”). Fortunately still drinkable. Caramel colored pour with little head. Loads of toffee and biscuity aroma on the nose. Sweet and malty on the tongue with just a hint of hop bite on the finish. Sláinte!

Can / Pint glass / Cocktail peanuts

 

great malty red ale = malt taste all thru the drink