Lost Coast Raspberry Brown

Brown,small lasting tan head. Light raspberry nose. Prominent raspberry profile, with light malt sweetness

Dark brown pour with a nice lacing left behind. A good strong finish that hangs with you for a little bit

On tap at the brewpub. Light brown in color, clear, and has a decent off white head. The smell is fake raspberries, malts, sweet, and toast. The taste is sweet, raspberries, thinner, some hops.

Bottle from phaleslu- Thanks Peter! Pours brown with an offwhite head. Notes of sweet raspberries, candy cane, frosting, and licorice.

22 oz. bottle from Ludlow Wines. Pours brown with a medium off-white head. Aroma of raspberry, nuts, malt, hops, brown sugar. Raspberry is stronger in the flavor than on the nose; also flavor of nuts, malts, caramel. The brown ale side of this feels like it’s missing something. Tart raspberry leads the flavor but doesn’t neutralize everything else. Sweet and smooth, light-medium bodied. Tart finish. A little weak for a brown ale but very good for a fruit beer.

22oz bottle. dark brown under a medium size beige head. huge tart raspberry aroma that dominates almost everything. a heck of a lot of raspberry in the flavor. i can taste the faint brown ale back there but not enough to accurately describe it behind the dominate fruit. the fruit is good and natural. and that’s it.

Big fresh raspberry aroma with both tart and sweet present and a hint of nutty bread in the background. The flavor is fresh raspberry but not as tart and the malt adds big chocolate and nutty aspects as well. On the exhale the hops come through as well, a nice flavor but not too bitter.

Bottle: Disappointing. Neither Brown nor Fruit in this Ale. Light but dark colored. Have had much better brews from Lost Coast. Food Pairing; definitely something fruity and refreshing, a mousse of light pastry.