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Rahr & Sons Blind Salamander Pale Ale

Rahr & Sons Blind Salamander Pale Ale

Rated 2.975 by BeerPals
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Brewed by Rahr & Sons Brewing Co

Ft. Worth, TX, United States

Style:  English Pale Ale

5.5% Alcohol by Volume

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Blind Salamander Pale Ale is the first of a series of Rahr beers called Rare Breed. These beers are dedicated to improving the lot of endangered Texas species. Rahr is making donations from these proceeds to the Texas Parks & Wildlife Foundation to help with the recovery of these species. The Texas Blind Salamander is a rare cave dwelling troglobite amphibian native to San Marcos, specifically the San Marcos Pool in the Edwards Aquifer. It has bright red external gills for absorbing oxygen from the water. Its mature length is 5 cm and its diet varies by what flows into its cave, including shrimp, snails and amphipods. Blind Salamander Pale Ale is a blend of the finest pale malts and East Kent Goldings hops. The fine balance of these toasted caramel malts and earthy hops makes Blind Salamander an easy drinking and satisfying ale.

ID: 33297 Last updated 15 years ago Added to database 15 years ago

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Overall Rank45227
Overall Percentile15.4
Style Rank377 of 450
Style Percentile16.2
Lowest Score2.9
Highest Score2.9
Average Score2.900
Weighted Score2.975
Standard Deviation0.000

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  • JERRYMORRISON 2130 reviews
    rated 2.9 15 years ago

    Aroma: 6 | Appearance: 4 | Mouthfeel: 7 | Flavor: 6 | Overall: 6

    Aroma of canned sweet peas and earthy mushrooms, which is hard to ignore. appearance was unusual it was very dark, a burnt amber body with almost no carbonation or head. Flavor was a little better it had slightly bitter hops, and plenty of toasty malts, with an o.k. finish. Overall its drinkable but its an odd beer. Its nice that part of the procedes go to help the blind salmander, so i gave it an extra point in the overall category.

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