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Above the Clouds Double IPA
Above the Clouds is a modern West Coast IIPA. It pours a clear yellow color and has a beautiful floral and candy like aroma. Flavors include berries, citrus, stone fruit, and a hint of pine. The bitterness has a very soft edge that quickly dissipates, leaving behind a lingering citrus flavor. This beer is light…
Read MoreForbidden Fruit Series – P.O.G.
The history of P.O.G. began in the 1970’s, when Haleakala Dairy on the island of Maui first created a vibrant juice blend of passionfruit, orange and guava. This trio of tropical delights quickly became one of the most popular drinks on the Hawaiian Islands. It’s no surprise that this tangy fruit combination blends perfectly with…
Read MoreWood Fired Brie Toast
There’s a symphony of flavors in the Wood-Fired Brie Toast at Red Rock Downtown Restaurant & Brew Pub! Pear, grapes, pistachios, and fried sage with a drizzle of balsamic reduction accompany soft, creamy brie over a rustic baguette. Pair with a bottle of Marvella Belgian-style tripel for the perfect opening act to a fabulous meal…
Read MoreMarvella Belgian Style Tripel
Have you met Marvella? The alluring scent and elegant flavors of our Belgian Tripel feel like a loving caress of the senses. Like a first kiss, soft and lingering, each sip draws you in until you fall head over heels. If you’ve yet to unravel the mystery of Marvella, welcome to her secret garden where…
Read MoreBeer Loves Chocolate
Beer loves chocolate, and chocolate loves beer! These two really do bring out the best in each other. Beer has many flavors that play well with the tasting notes in chocolate. Hops, malt, and yeast, the main flavor contributors in beer, can express elements of fruit, flowers and herbs, spices, caramel, coffee, and more.…
Read MoreAdjuncts in Your Beer?
In the beer world, an adjunct is a source of sugar used in the brewing process that isn’t malted barley. This includes corn, rice, wheat, rye, oatmeal, honey, plain sugar, and a few others. Most of these have starches that need to be broken down into sugars before the yeast can make beer out of…
Read MoreGold, Gold & Silver!
It’s a team effort! So much goes into creating award winning beer. Yes, it takes amazing brewers, but we also depend on our packaging, distribution, sales team, managers, bartenders, servers, cooks, dishwashers, bussers, hosts, and YOU! To everyone who keeps Red Rock going every day, including our loyal customers. Thank you so much! North…
Read MoreThe Joy of Drinking Beer
Part of the joy of drinking beer comes not only from the taste, but the aroma as well! Our sense of smell is the most powerful of our senses. Humans have around 1,000 different receptor types that can detect 10,000 different smells. Each aroma arouses a particular set of neurons, each with a specific intensity.…
Read MoreLe Quatre Saison
Bonjour! Our French-Belgian style Le Quatre Saison is making its 2021 debut today! With delicate aromas of tangerine, lemon zest, and bubblegum, flavors of fresh citrus juice, clove, and black pepper, this medium-bodied farmhouse ale is the perfect way to transition from spring to summer. The sophisticated summer-sipper is light and refreshing with a complexity…
Read MoreHave you tasted the Blistered Shishito Peppers at Red Rock?
These mellow, low-intensity peppers go well with a pint of Pilsner, but they also happen to pair nicely with Paardebloem! The initial punch of Hawaiian black lava salt on the Shishitos quickly fades, giving way to a slightly sweet bell pepper flavor that enhances the bitterness of the dandelion greens and the peppery quality of…
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