From Sparrow’s beer list, Maritime Pacific Raccoon Red is a malty, sessionable English style red ale with real history behind it ($8 on tap).
About Maritime Pacific Raccoon Red
Maritime Pacific Brewing Company is a Seattle institution, founded in 1990 by George and Jane Hancock in the city’s Ballard neighborhood. When they started, it was one of just a handful of breweries in all of Washington, and Maritime Pacific became the longest-running brewery in Ballard, a neighborhood that now has more breweries than anywhere else in town. Raccoon Red is a special re-release of an English style red ale they first brewed back in 1992, hopped with Perle and Cascade hops, a nod to the brewery’s early days.
Tasting Notes
ABV: 5.4% IBU’s: 43. Special re-release of the English style red ale brewed in 1992. Hopped with Perle and Cascade hops.
What to Pair It With
A malty red ale loves savory, hearty food. From the Sparrow menu, pour it alongside the burger, the Wagyu Sliders, or the Spicy Fried Chicken Sandwich. It is $2 off draft beer during our daily happy hour from 3 to 5 PM.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the ABV of Maritime Pacific Raccoon Red?
Raccoon Red is 5.4% ABV with 43 IBUs, an English style red ale first brewed in 1992 and hopped with Perle and Cascade hops.
How much is Maritime Pacific Raccoon Red at Sparrow in Kirkland?
It is $8 on tap at Sparrow in Kirkland’s Juanita neighborhood, with $2 off during our daily 3 to 5 PM happy hour.
Browse the full list on the Sparrow beverages menu and reserve a table. If you enjoy a malt-forward beer, also try the Diamond Knot Brown Ale or the Pelican Bad Santa Cascadia Dark Ale.