27 reviews for Wild Beer Co - Redwood Flanders Red Ale 5.8%
Rated 4 out of 5
29-07-2020
Anton –
base tastes like mild lambic, good for someone not too much into full sourness experience; + fruity and oaky notes
Rated 5 out of 5
11-02-2020
Davey –
The other favourite from wild beer co. Strong flavours and nice oaky finish
Rated 4 out of 5
16-12-2019
Gregory –
Interesting take on a Flanders Red, not quite as funky as some Belgian ones, but still tasty.
Rated 5 out of 5
05-11-2019
Joshua –
Wild Beer Co doing what they do best, a fruity red ale with a sour finish
Rated 5 out of 5
27-10-2019
Jonny –
Lots of dark fruit and woody notes, not overly sour.
Rated 4 out of 5
06-10-2019
Alan –
One of my top 5 breweries,never fail to produce quality and this is no exception
Rated 3 out of 5
03-10-2019
Christopher –
Got alot of wood flavour from this. Expected more fruit.
Rated 4 out of 5
23-09-2019
Jonathan –
Lovely fruity Flanders Red.
Rated 4 out of 5
21-09-2019
Callum –
Lovely Flanders Red.. Mild and fruity sour
Rated 4 out of 5
16-09-2019
Clément –
That’s one good ale
Rated 4 out of 5
09-04-2019
Kumbirai –
Rated 4 out of 5
19-01-2019
Zachary –
Extremely tart red berries. Very sour indeed. Nice!
Rated 4 out of 5
30-11-2018
Michael –
Sour cherry and red berry on the nose which follows through in the flavour; sharp berry accompanied by funky wild undertones that leaves a dry finish. A beer to be savoured.
Rated 5 out of 5
23-11-2018
Steven –
Bought this for a friend and he loved it
Rated 4 out of 5
12-11-2018
Jamie –
Lot of yeast, lot of vinegar. I struggle with vinegar acidity but there’s some great flavours in here from sour cherry and red berries. Tart finish with more sweetness balancing well with the vinegar.
Rated 3 out of 5
24-09-2018
Charles –
Rated 4 out of 5
23-09-2018
Steve –
Reddish hue with sour fruit aromas, beautiful and complex. A really good version of a Flanders red ale.
Rated 5 out of 5
29-08-2018
Sebastian –
Rated 3 out of 5
29-08-2018
Darren –
Rated 4 out of 5
13-08-2018
Steven –
Rated 5 out of 5
10-06-2018
Alex –
Absolutely delicious! Sour, tart berries with a hint of that cherry balsamic twang
The Redwood Project began in 2013 when Wild Beer foraged late summer fruits from around the brewery. These rested in red wine barrels for a full year with some of their wildest beer before being packaged. Redwood varies year on year based on the fruits available and barrels selected. The mix of berries and barrels culminate in a crescendo of sweetness, roasted oak and vibrant acidity.
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Anton –
base tastes like mild lambic, good for someone not too much into full sourness experience; + fruity and oaky notes
Davey –
The other favourite from wild beer co. Strong flavours and nice oaky finish
Gregory –
Interesting take on a Flanders Red, not quite as funky as some Belgian ones, but still tasty.
Joshua –
Wild Beer Co doing what they do best, a fruity red ale with a sour finish
Jonny –
Lots of dark fruit and woody notes, not overly sour.
Alan –
One of my top 5 breweries,never fail to produce quality and this is no exception
Christopher –
Got alot of wood flavour from this. Expected more fruit.
Jonathan –
Lovely fruity Flanders Red.
Callum –
Lovely Flanders Red.. Mild and fruity sour
Clément –
That’s one good ale
Kumbirai –
Zachary –
Extremely tart red berries. Very sour indeed. Nice!
Michael –
Sour cherry and red berry on the nose which follows through in the flavour; sharp berry accompanied by funky wild undertones that leaves a dry finish. A beer to be savoured.
Steven –
Bought this for a friend and he loved it
Jamie –
Lot of yeast, lot of vinegar. I struggle with vinegar acidity but there’s some great flavours in here from sour cherry and red berries. Tart finish with more sweetness balancing well with the vinegar.
Charles –
Steve –
Reddish hue with sour fruit aromas, beautiful and complex. A really good version of a Flanders red ale.
Sebastian –
Darren –
Steven –
Alex –
Absolutely delicious! Sour, tart berries with a hint of that cherry balsamic twang
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