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"Perhaps the finest example of a session, or bitter, I've had in a bottle....Easy to drink, yet the flavors are subtle and complex....If you can find this exceptional beer, you owe it to yourself to try it...."

Violet shades to the eye, with red orchard fruit on the nose. Dense flavors of fresh strawberries and cherries on the palate, with suggestions of oregano and thyme in the background. Grows fresher and brighter, with a hint of spices emerging with time. Full flavored and persistent, with fine tannins slowly unfurling. Real power and grace in the glass. Pair this one with roasted chicken or pork.
- Binny's Tasting Note

"A dark Nero, packed with layers of baking spice, plum skin, fig paste and maduro tobacco. A modern style, with a long aftertaste of spice and berries."

"...Hobgoblin's BIG brother...At 6.6% it's getting up there for an ESB, but the flavour is heightened as well. A great example of the style..."

"Owns a peculiar bouquet reminiscent of turkey dressing. Palate entry is sweet, ripe and grapey, a complete 180-degree turn from the odd bouquet; midpalate highlights the sweet, fruity ripeness to the point where it starts to resemble grappa. Finish is delightfully sweet, polished and elegant." 90-95 pts. Reviewed by: The Wine Enthusiast 90pts

"Rich mouthfeel with a smooth upfront caramel sweetness, changing into a defined crisp dryness that shadows the hop bitterness. This beer goes nutty in the middle and gradually finishes stronger. A nice modern day American Brown Ale."

"..Smooth mouth feel with sweet taste and a hint of orange..This is the second and by far the best gluten free beer I have tried. Hard to compare with other beers, but definitely a hot summer just mowed the lawn beer.."

"..Crisp up front with very light fruit and some grain..the raspberry addition actually helps the taste.."

"My god, this is an impressive brew. Rich, complex, satisfying. Red Seal is a potent interpretation of the American Pale Ale. Spicy and herbal notes on the nose ... Beautiful!"