Lost Coast Raspberry Brown

Brewed by Lost Coast Brewery & Cafe
Style: Fruit Beer
Eureka, California USA

Pours a dark brown body with a light tan head. The aroma brings a nice malty coco, a small hint of coffee and some nuttiness to the palate. The raspberry in a nice infusion although it seems fake as it gets, like a cheap syrup of kinds. As noted by an insider, this is nothing more than but the Downtown Brown, which is a great beer, but with a raspberry essence that kind of kills it. Silky palate though.

Holy moly does this stuff ever have a aroma of freshly picked rasberry. My nose also finds a trace of cranberry with a very faint smell of caramel malt lurking behing all the fruit. The hue is a amber red with a brownisn tint occuring while a little head will rest on top. The flavor is fruity and thats not really my style for a beer but this is actually a okay fruit beer. Taste a lot like Lipton’s rasberry iced tea and has also has a regular tea flavoring to it too. A notice of caramel malts and a small usage of hops are detected in the drink. Pretty average fruit beer.

a raspberry flavoured beer. The flavour and nose is all well balance, but this beer didn’t strike me well. Wasn’t really feeling it after the first few sips.

Smells like raspberries, looks brown. This beer is really an enigma, in that is both quite fruity and heavy. Finish is rather thick. A good beer, but two at one sitting would probably be more than enough.

Murky red brown. Small foamy off white head. Raspberry concentrate aroma. Slightly toasty and nutty malt flavors with a syrupy raspberry concentrate flavor that becomes noticable near the finish. Residual raspberry notes and some cocoa in the finish. Mouthfeel is medium, not too sticky.

A reddish brown color. Raspberry is very prevalent in the nose. Syrupy-sweet raspberry flavor on top of an earthy brown ale. Good at first but disgusting at the end.

Raspberry aroma is strongest when the bottle is first cracked, or if you hang over the glass for a minute. Nice head that craters then disspates to a thin layer. Brown body with ruby hints. Hoppy, then chocolate flavors, passing away to some nuttiness. Not a lot of raspberry flavor except as a very late aftertaste.

22 oz bomber, Market Square Liquors, Tallahassee, Fl Pours a tea-colored brown with some ruby-red tints. Light, off-white colored head. Aroma has faint wisps of raspberry in there, smells fresh. Flavor has some sweet chocolate underlying the raspberry aling with some nuttiness. . The raspberry flavor is very natural tasting, not cloyingly sweet. One of the better fruit beers I have had in terms of blending the fruit flavor.