It's called Red Bread Redemption and it may be the lowest-alcohol beer from an Oshkosh brewery since the end of Prohibition. It’s 3.8% ABV but drinks bigger with good malt flavor and fruit-like esters. Just the thing when you’re in the mood for a couple of mid-day beers.
Here's the run down from Fox River brewmaster Andrew Roth....
"An easy drinking Session Ale.
The malt varieties create a sweet malty backbone, while producing a beautiful deep amber color. Sterling hops were added to help make the beer balanced, but we made sure not to steal the show from the Vienna base Malt. Expect a Pleasant flavor that resembles fresh baked bread. The bready malt character and low IBUs make for a crisp beer that easily glides on your palate with every sip."
10.8° P Original Gravity
3.7° P Terminal Gravity
13.3° Lovibond
3.8% ABV
17.1 IBUs
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