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Here we take a look at an Imperial Red Ale. I was surprised to learn it’s a relatively new style compared to most of what we all brew.
21 Απρ 2006 · Does anyone know what Lagunitas( Petaluma, CA) puts in their Imperial Red Ale or have a clone recipe for this tasty brew. I just had a pint and would love...
30 Σεπ 2014 · This Imperial Red Ale from Lagunitas has me back on the red ale fence. When done right like this one it is a wonderful hop journey over a bed of malty goodness. Great work once again from Lagunitas, and I will definitely be grabbing whatever comes next.
8 Οκτ 2007 · When I took a sip, I couldn’t believe that this was an imperial style – it was far lighter than I expected, which is not to say that it’s a light beer by any stretch of the imagination. It’s smooth, rich, and creamy – and when you consider that it’s a 7.60% ABV beer, that seems like quite a feat.
23 Απρ 2013 · It’s a big malty red ale, and the nose is heavy with earth and honey. It’s a full-bodied ale, and sticky sweet in the middle with caramel and honey, and the finish lingers on the tongue with orange and ginger, with the first hint of bitterness this beer offers, with just a touch of rind.
I brewed a Lagunitas IPA clone this summer and mashed at 160. My brew buddy kept insisting this was too high, but I forged onward. The reason is simple: Lagunitas told me to. Jamil did a podcast on BN a while ago and had Lagunitas' brewmaster on, who basically explained the whole process.
This beer has ALL of the attributes of an American Strong Ale. Great malt presence, delicious hop profile and the two marry together just about perfectly. Slight bitterness from the citrus based piney hops.
