Pounder can form chalet for 3$. Good deal. Yes its a little pink in the small glass but in the big glass, no sign of pink. Whatever. Smell is quite friendly. Nose is interesting and somewhat raspberry in nature. Taste is quite tart but not over the top tart. Its mildly sour and I like that. This is a really good example of a decent tart brew. Is it lindeman's framboise? I think not. But it is darn good. Very good example of a fruited beer. Could almost be categorized as a gose but I don't think there is a hint of salt. Not bad overall, even the wifey enjoyed this one and she doesn't even like beer.

Dark raspberry pink color. Tart raspberry flavor with a lemon zest seltzer finish.

Draft at Craft Brewed. Pours a clear rose pink color with a quickly dissipating white head. Light raspberry aromas with some grainy wheat and lemon notes. Light and thin on the palate, spritzy carbonation, with faint raspberry. Grainy texture. Not very tart...more of a raspberry fruit beer.

Can thanks to Craig. Pours a cloudy ruby with small pinkish white head. The aroma is strong berry, lemon zest, wheat, pine. Thin body, berry, cherry, lemon, lacto, acidic, very tart, good.

Heavy tart berry aroma, bright and sour and backed by a slight floral undertone. Pour is indeed pink, with a pinkish-white head on top giving up modest lacing. Starts sour, raspberries coming to the forefront yet remaining dry and champagne-like. Yeasty middle keeps things tart, while a solid wheat backbone forms underneath the sourness. Finish brings a subtle lemondrop sweetness that pairs nicely with the lingering grain notes on the fade. Good sparkly texture, great for summer drinking. The can had me worried, but this is a surprisingly good little sour.

Can from Salud. Pours the color of pink grapefruit juice but with a pink head. Huge floral raspberry aroma. Taste is softly sour raspberries and lemon. Simple and refreshing, tasty summer beer.