Non-alcoholic red and amber ale from Sober Carpenter, Partake, Boréale, Alchimiste and Lagabière: toasted malt, caramel and a smooth finish.
Red and amber ales get their colour from toasted and caramel malts. They are rounder and maltier than a blonde, with less bitterness than an IPA, and they pair well with fall food. Almost every beer in this collection is brewed in Canada.
Red and amber ales to try
- Sober Carpenter Oktoberfest: toasted malt and a hint of caramel, one of our top sellers this fall.
- Sober Carpenter Red Ale: a Quebec red with fruit and hop notes.
- Partake Oktoberfest: deep amber, German hops and a mix of malts.
- Alchimiste Scottish Ale: caramel, toasted nuts and toffee.
- Boréale Hors Sentiers Amber Ale and Lagabière Redhead: two more from Quebec.
Want to taste a few? Try the Ultimate Red Ale Beer Box, or browse all of our non-alcoholic beer.
FAQs
Red and amber ales get their colour from toasted and caramel malts. They are rounder and maltier than a blonde, with less bitterness than an IPA.
Sober Carpenter, Partake, Boréale, Alchimiste, Lagabière, Athletic Brewing, Barberie and others.
They pair well with fall food, such as roasts, sausages and cheese.
Good places to start are Sober Carpenter Red Ale, Athletic Brewing Cerveza Athletica Copper Ale and Partake Red Ale. Brasseur de Montreal Petite Bourgogne is a Quebec option.
Yes. Sober Carpenter and Partake each make a limited edition Oktoberfest, and Sober Carpenter and Alchimiste Microbrasserie offer a Scottish Ale. Partake's Oktoberfest has warming notes of cinnamon and nutmeg.
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