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Beer #32 - Silly Panda Red Ale Barber Brewhaus

Style: American Red Ale
Furnished by: Justin Barber
What makes this beer different: The AMAZING drinkability
Will I be drinking this again: Yes. 'Nough Said
Grade: A+


Comments:
On his first try, Justin Barber and associates have created a knock out brew! Incredible vibrant color and flavor intensity; it has beautifully crafted hops and sweetness interlaced throughout every sip. EXTREMELY drinkable, and definitely a crowd pleaser for even the novice beer officianado! Thumbs up mate, you have my vote!


Recommendations:
Take a drive to Blacksburg and pair this brew with a nice meatlovers sicilian pizza at PK'S!
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