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Available for the first five
months of the calendar year,
and named after a ski lift, Red
Chair NWPA (Northwest Pale
Ale) elevates seven European
and domestic malts to blissful
heights. Denoted by an
amber-orange appearance
and minimal head, the beer
gives off whiffs of light citrus
and hops along with a tinge
of sugariness. Yet its taste is
why drinkers need to seek
out this winter and spring delight.
Hints of pepper, honey,
oak, orange, and grapefruit
play off a caramel anchor.
The smoothness, carbonation,
harmonized ingredients,
and medium body defy expectations
in a beer that can
be had for less than $10 for a
sixer. A winner of four World’s
Best Beer 2012 awards as
well as multiple other red ribbons,
Red Chair is the Deschutes
offering to try if you
can choose only one. Truly
exceptional. (continued)
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