This weeks review will be on a Gluten Free beer called Redbridge. I have mentioned this brand before when talking about baseball venues that carry the beer but [...]]]> My last review was on a Betty Crocker Cake Mix. I was very pleased with that product and hope you all were able to try it!

This weeks review will be on a Gluten Free beer called Redbridge. I have mentioned this brand before when talking about baseball venues that carry the beer but I thought I would give you a little more information on it. First off, if you are under 21 years of age you should not test this product after reading this review!

Like most people, the first beer you ever drink will taste a little weird and that’s how I felt with this, Redbridge was the first beer I ever drank since I recently turned 21 and was never able to drink “regular” beer. However, after a few different nights of trying them I started to like it more and more. It has a nice crisp taste and my friends all said it was just as good if not better than the beer they drink. Obviously there are tons of different beers out there so it is nearly impossible to compare Redbridge to an exact beer. Personally I am not a huge beer drinker so I do not have a lot of experience but from talking to those who have had their fair share they would describe Redbridge as heavier than Light beer but not as heavy as some darker brews. Redbridge is not made with wheat or barley, instead it is made with sorghum. Here is a little more information on how it is brewed.

Taste: A

From the Redbridge site…

Redbridge is a rich, full-bodied lager brewed from sorghum for a well-balanced, moderately hopped taste.

Redbridge is more expensive than traditional “college beers” it is not as expensive as your nicer beers. It costs about $8.00 for a 6 pack. I have only found them in singles and 6 packs at stores (I got my 6-pack at Albertson’s). This was the only Gluten Free beer available at Albertson’s but at natural markets I have found a few different kinds. I know at Whole Foods they carry 3 different beer in 6 packs that are Gluten Free.

Looking on the official Redbridge website you can locate stores where you may purchase or order Redbridge; (Dine In or Dine Out) I think this is an excellent feature because if you have no clue where to look and do not want to call around you can do it on the website. Go ahead and follow this link and see where you can find Redbridge in your area!