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"...Redbridge is a most interesting beer, and worth a try if you like your beer on the sweet side. We could see pairing this with a slow-cooked pot roast and roasted root vegetables..."

"..Heavy coriander, orange popsicle, wet maltiness, clean, vague spice, slightly bitter, dry grainy finish.."

"...Hops bring forth layers of complex flavors; earth, herbal, mint, citrus, pine and tobacco...We appreciate the angle of more flavors versus trying to kill the palate with raw bitterness..."

"...Insanely smooth and creamy, lush, full body. A bit of clean alcohol, tart plum, burnt sugar, taffy, grilled bread and a faint herbal hop...Too drinkable for the strength; an amazing beer..."

"..This is like putting a tuxedo on a malt liquor..sweet creamed corn notes and a touch of rough alcohol herbal hops. Juicy fruit and sweet malts defines this beer pretty much..drinks just as easy as Bud Light but has the full alcohol level of 6% abv.."

"...I dont know if it was the atmosphere or the fact that this was the freshest beer I had ever tasted, but at that particular moment the Bud Light that was just about freezing my hand off tasted like one of the better beers that I have yet to consume. Even a non beer drinker in our tour group was enjoying the fresh brew. We were immersed in the moment, lost in the American history of the momentous brewery, and enjoying our visit to much for the beer to be anything less than fantastic...." - Kyle Fornek, Binny's Beer Guy