Beer Is Good – Henry Weinhards Redwood Flats Amber

Pours clear orange amber, weak head that quickly dissipates. Moderate floral aroma, almost smells like hint of jasmine. Subtle roast, medium bitterness that fades but leaves a touch of astringent feel on tongue. Medium mouthfeel that despite the weak head is cut by a fairly strong lasting carbonation. An easy quaffing pleasant beer.  I wonder, did this beer used to be called something else and they just rebranded?

3 out of 4 cascading monkeys.

1 Response to “Beer Is Good – Henry Weinhards Redwood Flats Amber”


  • Wow! That name’s a blast from the past! I only remember Henry Weinhard’s Private Reserve. I don’t have any recollection of what it tasted like. They’re a SABMiller brand now – no longer one of the early microbreweries they once were.

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