Red Dog v. Red Wolf

[Snoopy304]

I know Red Dog is by Miller, but what is Red Wolf. Has anyone tasted it?
Who is it made by?

[Sam Malone]

On 12 Feb 1995, Snoopy304 wrote:

> I know Red Dog is by Miller, but what is Red Wolf. Has anyone tasted it?
> Who is it made by?
>
>

Red Dog is brewed by Plank Road Brewry, the same folks that brew
Icehouse and Red Wolf is being brewed by Budweiser, although it's not
their own creation. ( they got it from some lesser known brewry )
- Sam

[Ken Papai]

In <Pine.A32.3.91.950213...@spruce.evansville.edu> Sam
Malone <ms...@evansville.edu> writes:

>On 12 Feb 1995, Snoopy304 wrote:

>> I know Red Dog is by Miller, but what is Red Wolf. Has anyone tasted it?
>> Who is it made by?
>>
>>

>Red Dog is brewed by Plank Road Brewry, the same folks that brew
>Icehouse and Red Wolf is being brewed by Budweiser, although it's not
>their own creation. ( they got it from some lesser known brewry )

Wrong. Budweiser is a brand, not a brewery. Anheuser - Busch
is what you were attempting when it comes to the Red Wold shit.

ObBeer: Bigfoot '95 is here so don't miss out.

Ob!Beer: Red beer isn't.
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> I know Red Dog is by Miller, but what is Red Wolf. Has anyone tasted it?
> Who is it made by?
>

Budweiser.
What do you think?

[Sean MacLennan]

In a previous posting, Stuart Knetsch Catelli) (stuart....@sheridanc.on.ca) writes:
> In article <Pine.OSF.3.91.950215...@hubble.sheridanc.on.ca> Jeff <hild...@hubble.sheridanc.on.ca> writes:
>>From: Jeff <hild...@hubble.sheridanc.on.ca>
>>Subject: Who invented Red Dog: Molson, or Miller?
>>Date: Wed, 15 Feb 1995 20:37:21 GMT

>
>>> I know Red Dog is by Miller, but what is Red Wolf. Has anyone tasted it?
>>> Who is it made by?
>

>>I thought Molson came up with Red Dog, although Miller does make it for
>>the U.S. but I could be wrong. Isn't Red Dog of Canadian origin?
>
>>Just wondering.
>
>><<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<
>>JEFF HILDERLEY jeff.hi...@sheridanc.on.ca
>>An Illustration student at Sheridan College in Oakville, Ontario, Canada
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
> Molson owns the rights, but Miller brews it under license in the states. (I
> think)
>
> Stuart Knetsch
> Stuart....@sheridanc.on.ca
> A Computer Science student at Sheridan College in Brampton, Ontario, Canada

Miller owns 20% of Molsons.
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[Brent Brian Olthuis]

Actually, Red Dog is a Molson's prduct, and by virtue of their
relationship with Miller, I think Miller "handles" Red Dog in the STates.
However, the original Dog is chained up in his yard in Canada.

Brent Olthuis, Canadian connosieur

Sam

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[John Raghanti]

In a previous article, lo...@utkux.utk.edu (Bryon Lape) says:

>In article <3i5mo8$8...@nnrp.ucs.ubc.ca> bolt...@unixg.ubc.ca (Brent Brian Olthuis) writes:
>>From: bolt...@unixg.ubc.ca (Brent Brian Olthuis)
>>Subject: Re: Red Dog v. Red Wolf
>>Date: 18 Feb 1995 20:53:28 GMT

>
>>Actually, Red Dog is a Molson's prduct, and by virtue of their
>>relationship with Miller, I think Miller "handles" Red Dog in the STates.
>> However, the original Dog is chained up in his yard in Canada.
>
>>Brent Olthuis, Canadian connosieur
>

> Actually Brent, you are wrong and right. There is a product called Red Dog
>in Canada and Miller bought the recipe, made some and had a test market drink
>(that is American rednecks) and they did not like it. They re-did the recipe
>and still sold it as Red Dog. All it really is is Miller made red.
>
>Source....USA today article on Megas trying to be Micros, I forget the
>actually title, but they made no mention of Miller's best product, the reserve
>line.
>
>
>Bryon
>

I think to call Red Dog, red, is a crime to great reds everywhere. It doesn't
even have a tinge of red. I think Miller called it Red Dog because the name
sounded good, not for any other reason. I've had much worse, but much much
much better.
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[George Jefferson]

:and still sold it as Red Dog. All it really is is Miller made red.

*sigh* it certainly isn't red, and IMO it doesn't taste a bit like
any other miller product.

:Source....USA today article on Megas trying to be Micros, I forget the

:actually title, but they made no mention of Miller's best product, the reserve

I tried the reserve stout, and I didn't think it was good at all.
About the only aspect of microbrew they got right was the price..

--
george
geo...@mech.seas.upenn.edu

[Carleton Forsling]

Brent Brian Olthuis (bolt...@unixg.ubc.ca) wrote:

: : > I know Red Dog is by Miller, but what is Red Wolf. Has anyone
tasted it? : : > Who is it made by?

Notes:
RED DOG: You know that rumor about Killians being Coors dyed red? Red
Dog is Miller dyed red. Total ass beer.

RED WOLF: Distinctive nutty flavor. Not great, but it grows on you after
a couple of sips. All right if you get a good price.

--Carl

[Brentmanchu]

I have never had Red Wolf, so I don't know. All I said was that Red Dog
is actually a Canadian beer, brewed by Molsons and perhaps by Miller
in the States because of the licencing arrangement between the two
giants. Red Dog is an alt beer, not a red beer, but is significant for
the fact that it is an attempt by a major brewer (read: for profit only)
to appeal to true beer lovers. I like it a lot, myself.

Boba Fett

On Sat, 25 Feb 1995, Randy Tonne wrote:

> If I'm not mistaken, Red Wolf Is a red whereas Red Dog is not.
> Prefer the Red Wolf anyday over the Dog.
>
> Randy
>

[Mark Binder]

In article <3inatg$i...@usenetw1.news.prodigy.com>, GJF...@prodigy.com
(Thomas Kirwan) wrote:

> It is my understanding that Red Wolf is A-B's attempt to micro-market for
> the micro-brewery segment of us beer drinkers. Haven't tried it. Not a
> Bud drinker.
>
> -
> THOMAS KIRWAN GJF...@prodigy.com

Actually, Red Wolf is A-B.
My understanding is that Red Dog is "Plank Road", which is Miller's
Euphimism for their microbrew or alternative beers ....

[dog]

yep, plank road brewery was the name of the street that miller
started on in Milwaukee. BTW same co. that does icehouse. Can't
say I give a ratz for either. it's a good sign that the megabrews
are trying to tap the micro-brew market IMO.

Gulp!

[Andrew Cameron]

> Gulp!
Red Dog was invented by Molson in 1994, just in time for the Stanley
Cup playoffs. It is pretty unimpressive.

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