Lost Coast Raspberry Brown

Pours a dark reddish-brown with a foamy light head. Aroma is raspberry candy and sweet toasty malt. Flavor is dominated by the fake berries, with just a hint of the roasted malt and hops on the finish. Alright, but not great.

Dark brown with a reddish tint with a tannish head. The aroma is like raspberry cough medicine, toasted malt and light nuttiness. Medium / thin body with some sharp carbonation. The flavor starts think and watery with a touch of toasty malt and minor raspberry that comes off as fake. The finish is medicinal and astringent. This is not very good. It’s always a bit bit of warning when it says "natural raspberry flavor" ~ using the word ’flavor’ at the end strongly insinuates there is no raspberry involved with the beer and the taste backs up that assumption.

Tasted @ the Loast Coast Brewery in Eureka.
Another interesting combination. Raspberry aroma and a sweet malty flavor. Some chocolate. Interesting, but glad it was a taster.

The Dan Journal #214. Tasted 7/22/08. 22oz bomber. Filtered with a brown hue. Bone white head. Red berry aromas. Medium bodied with a very high effervescence. Caramel malts with a dry finish. Bitter hoppy finish, but the palate is all Raspberries. Not bad, but good to share.

Very dark brown with a small slightly toasted head. Aroma of raspberries and almost has a slight cough syrup smell too. This is actually pretty decent with more raspberry and some chocolate that really comes together pretty well. You really have to be in the mood for this one though.