
Restaurant
Unclaimed profileRedlight Redlight
Orlando, FL · $$
Inebrious
Beverage Program Score
The editorial take
Redlight Redlight, a brewpub founded in 2005, anchors its program with more than 30 independent taps and a bottle list that draws praise for Belgian lambics and farmhouse saisons. The cocktail list shows a playful streak, including the venue-unique Granny Panties, while the wine list spans diverse regions. A Euro Boilermaker and Underberg cover the digestif niche.
- What should I order?
- Start with Krude Kölsch, a clean 4.8% house pour, or the RL/Hércules Casimir Grodziskie for a smoked-wheat curiosity. For something stronger, the House Vermouth Spritz on draught is a crisp, low-alcohol option, and the Granny Panties delivers a floral, herbaceous hard seltzer.
- Who will enjoy this place?
- Craft beer enthusiasts will find a deep, well-regarded selection, especially those seeking Belgian and farmhouse styles. The spritz-driven cocktail list and affordable digestif options also suit those wanting a lighter or more unconventional drink.
- When should I go?
- Thursday's Trappist All Day and Wednesday's Wings and Wine events offer focused occasions to explore specific styles.
- What should I expect to spend?
- Cocktails run $6 to $11, house beers $6 to $8.50, and bottles and cans $7.50 to $20. Wine by the glass starts at $8, with bottles up to $120. Underberg is $3.50 and the Euro Boilermaker $7.50.
- What makes the beverage program distinctive?
- Brewpub dedication to independent craft beer since 2005, with over 30 taps and a reputation for vintage bottles and Belgian styles. Unusual touches include a house vermouth spritz on draught and the Granny Panties, a chamomile-coriander hard seltzer.
Beverage categories
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Cocktails
A compact list of spritzes and a hard seltzer shows creativity. The House Vermouth Spritz on draught and the Granny Panties with chamomile and coriander are distinctive, though the range is limited.
Menu strengths
- — House Vermouth Spritz is mixed on draught with Yzaguirre Vermouth Blanco Reserve and Sauvignon Blanc.
- — Granny Panties is a venue-unique hard seltzer with lemon, chamomile, coriander, and butterfly pea flower.
Standout selections
- — Granny Panties — 6 — Extra Hard Seltzer with Lemon, Chamomile, Coriander, & Butterfly Pea Flower 10% 6oz
Pricing: $6-$11
Wine
A broad international list includes Vinho Verde, New Zealand Sauvignon Blanc, French Chenin Blanc, a California skin-contact white, and a German Silvaner. Weekly events pair wine with wings or Trappist beer.
Menu strengths
- — Diverse selection spans Portugal, New Zealand, France, California, Spain, Italy, and Germany.
- — Price range accommodates both modest glasses and higher-end bottles like the Gaspard Chenin Blanc at $84.
Standout selections
- — Brisa Suave Vinho Verde Branco ($8 glass/$24 bottle)
Pricing: $8-$120 per bottle
Beer
With over 30 independent taps and a brewpub pedigree, the beer program is the centerpiece. Styles range from Kölsch to Grodziskie, and customers praise Belgian lambics, Trappist beers, and farmhouse saisons, including vintage bottles.
Menu strengths
- — More than 30 independent beers on tap, including house drafts.
- — The selection, especially Belgian lambics, Trappist beers, and farmhouse saisons receives consistent praise.
- — Founded in 2005, the venue has a long-standing focus on independent craft beer.
Standout selections
- — Krude Radler — 7 — Krude Kölsch & Lemonade 3%.5L
Pricing: $6-$20
Spirits
Spirits are limited to a German digestif and a boilermaker pairing. Underberg offers a bitter, herbal finish, while the Euro Boilermaker combines it with Miller High Life for a straightforward, working-class combo.
Menu strengths
- — Underberg is a classic 44% ABV German digestif.
- — Euro Boilermaker pairs Miller High Life with an Underberg for a distinctive two-part pour.
Standout selections
- — Underberg — 3.5 — German Digestif 44%; Euro Boilermaker — 7.5 — Miller High Life & an Underberg
Pricing: $3.50-$7.50
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