Session #11:
Hazy reddish coloured body with a nice ruby tint and a thinnish off-white head that ends up fading fast. Nice aroma of pure raspberries, icing sugar, malt and some funky fruityness near the end that lingers. Light to Medium-bodied; Tart raspberry taste up front not showing much in the palate with a decent maltyness and a subtle sweetness. Aftertaste shows some puckering fruityness with some sugared sweetness and not much else. Overall, not a good beer - this one is lacking very much, even for a small-production fruit-beer. I sampled this 65 cL bottle purchased from K&E Discount Beverage in New Paltz, New York on 24-December-2005.

Bottle. Pours a hazy reddish colour with a small white head. Sweet raspberry aroma. Sweet malty, fruity raspberry flavor with some sourness. Malty finish with some sourness.

12 oz bottle for the Enore edition, I guess the first time was not bad enough. i mean its a pretty beer, dark ruby colored with a pink head. Smell is all raspberry, some tarty raspberry. Kind of perfumey as well though. Taste is a it nasty though. Taste like vegetables with a cickening raspberry flavor to cover it up. It does semm acidic at the end or more like a weird sharp flavor. When will I stop doing this to myself. I tell you one thing though, I will not buy the Bohemian Pilsner, i have had enough with this series.

2005 Session 11 22oz. Pours hazy rose into a footed pilsner. Offwhite head quickly dissipates. Raspberry aromas. Light raspberry up front which turns to slight bitter finish.

From Immy’s Tasting. Hazy light amber color with a thin off-white head. Sweet honey-like aroma. Sweet fruity flavor, somewhat watery.

2005 bottle from Charles St Liquors, consumed 8/16/2005. Pours a (CLEAR) bright pink body, with some slightly darker raspberry-red notes in the mix. Initial white head is medium-sized, but fades away to a slight ring of bubbles on the edge before I can even pick the glass up to smell it. Beer is heavily filtered and artificially carbonated. There is no lacing on the glass. Aroma has some fresh raspberries, a bit of dust and paperiness and maybe a tinge of sweet malt. Flavor is, at least, not overly sweet. There is a raspberry flavor, followed by some vanilla. Reminds me alot of the raspberry cream life savers. Flavor is gone immediately on the finish, though before it goes, there is a brief instance of something you might call tartness. Drinkable, though, it’s not offensive. Obnoxious carbonation though, with HUGE bubbles, perhaps the biggest I have seen in a beer. Light bodied, thin and just a touch of sweetness. Very forgettable.