Smell of raspberry. Ruby colour, tiny pinkish head. Aroma of raspberry, not much else. Lightly sour, lightly sweet. Lively soft carbon.

Reviewed from notes.
Can to snifter.
Appearance: amber color with some transparency closer to the the edges of the glass; one finger white foamy head which dissipated fairly quick and barely left any lace
Aroma: sweet raspberries then a subtle tart to zest sort of quality to them; lighter scent of some lemons, then the sour-ed wheat; sly funk in there too
Flavor: combines the prior noted aromas to a fair sour to tart and funky sweet vibe to it all; finishes raspberry-ish with the sour-ed wheat
Texture: light to medium bodied, there's some sessionability to this beer; light smoothness but with a touch of dryness and tart character acting a little bit assertive here
Overall: for the most part, I liked this flavored sour ale for me, I think I could come back to this.

Clear rose. Aroma is light raspberry light oat, a little yoghurt, not much. Taste is sweet juice with light sourness and slight bitterness. Overall pretty shy and thin bodied. Tasty though.

Can 33 cl. Pours a cloudy amber with a creamy, off-white head. Intense raspberry aroma. Kinda light-bodied, an initial slight sweetness before a saly sweetness sets in. Raspberry throughout. Pleasant. 221225

Deep red, quite translucent through light. Low to medium sized off-white, kind of slightly pinkish head, shows good enough retention and lacing. Average intensity in a clean, simple aroma: soft dough-like base, with a hint of wet wood feel to it, quite vivid sweet raspberry notes, a bit of refreshing lemony tartness. Taste notes follow the aroma pretty closely: soft, half dough-like, half lactic (low sourness) base, sweet raspberry notes, a bit of citric freshness. Medium sweetness, a bit of sourness to cut the sweetness (very little sourness for a berliner however), no detectable bitterness but the beer still feels nicely balanced by a clean profile and a decently dry finish. A bit of raspberry sweetness in the aftertaste. Pretty light in body, with average or slightly below average, delicately tingling carbonation; feels very easy to drink and kind of lively smooth. Overall: much more similar to a sweetened fruit lambic (in the likes of Lindemans or Belle-Vue ones) than to a berliner; not at all bad at that, it's simple, clean and nicely refreshing, but far from impressive or interesting.

Tap at First. Deep pink pour, off-white head. Semi-sweet, tartish malnaszorp with long tart finish and light body. Rather refreshing.