UPDATED: MAR 1, 2020 Clean super light and frothy, almost water-like easy drinking. Mountain sun boulder

UPDATED: AUG 27, 2018 Draft pour. Rose in color, very fine head. Raspberry and roses aroma. Flavors are very raspberry perfume, almost closer to a rose wine than a beer. No sweetness at all an a hint of bitterness.

On tap at Vine Street Pub. Pale, light reddish and clear appearance with a small white head. Pleasant aroma of raspberries and light grains. Similar flavor, adding hints of wheat, honey and citrus zest. Fruity and grainy with moderate sweetness and a hint of bitterness. Light body with a soft feel. Somewhat refreshing, but a little boring overall.

Clear copper with a little ruby hue, and a thin white head. Nice dry and semi tart raspberry flesh nose. There’s a nice calm wheaty flavor mixed with a fleshy and semisweet tart fleshy raspberry. Not too sweet. Just about right and really balanced and quaffable.

On tap at Mtn Sun. Pours a slightly hazy pink with very light pink head. Aroma is mild raspberry, flavor is slightly more intense raspberry, strong berry finish, some sweetness and wheat. Mild wheat character, seems a bit one dimensional, but that’s how fruit beer often is. Moderate carbonation, light body, drinkable. Better than I recall but still leaves something to be desired. A mild, light fruit beer.

On tap at Mountain Sun. I think that these types of beers (fruit beers) are just great for summer weather. This one was just pretty tasty, good fruit flavors mixed with a wheat back bone.

On tap at Vine Street. Pour is clear pinkish-amber with a big white head good lacing. Fruity, wheaty, bready, lightly tangy, doughy, cocktail juicy aroma. Taste is fizzy raspberry, soda, spritzy, blackberries, bready, heavy wheat, and semi-sweet. Light body with high carbonation. Poundable.

hazy dull red with a small off-white head. has the same dry, tart, pulpy fruit character as the blackberry wheat (which I’m remembering from two years ago), but also the same yeastiness. it’s a wheat beer base to yeast is to be expected, but in this case it provides a cherry chewable vitamin-C tablet flavor, it’s chalky and a bit mucky and musty and simple.

Tart raspberry nose, with some lovely fruit flavors. LIke the fact that this is made with real fruit and it really comes across on the palate. Wheaty cereal malts with some very light citrus notes and raspberry fruit. Light and refreshing.

On tap at the brewpub. I usually dont like fruit beers, but I was in need of a change and I actually really enjoyed this brew. It had just the proper amount of sweet and tart flavors that really complemented each other and made this a nice brew to sit back and drink. Wouldnt buy a keg of it, but as a single glass it was quite nice.