Red Rack Ale Review
A beer that can be enjoyed after a day of skiing. Whether that's water or snow is your choice.
Written by CraftJack | Updated | 1 min read
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Woodstock beers are consumable in quantity. Their Red Rack Ale is testament to that. Grabbed a variety pack and we polished off a few before we even got the rest on ice.

Woodstock's Red Rack ale is a fine companion for summer grill operation. It's also a great beer for beer brats. The pace of one's beverage intake accelerates when holding tongs and a metal spatula, so it's best to lean on the (somewhat) low ABV of the Red Rack. Otherwise, a couple of Triple Sunshine's from Lawson's might lead to some unwanted grease fires.
Brewery Notes. This ale is a tall, cool drink of ... beer. Amber with malty sweetness, balanced by bright hop character. A brew like this comes along once in a lifetime. Until you open another one.
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ABV | 5.5 |
IBU | 23 |
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Malts+ | |
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