Michigan Brewing Celis Raspberry

Brewed by Michigan Brewing Company
Style: Fruit Beer
Webberville, Michigan USA

Hazy amber with a puffy medium white head that slowly fades. Aroma of raspberry, yeast, malt and grain. Taste is somewhat tart with a mega dry finish. Candied raspberry and malt dominate the flavors. Ok, but I would look elsewhere.

A peach color coming out of the bottle, but settles to a golden color in the glass. Has no head and appears to be runny in consistency. Exhibits decent carbonation. The aroma is like sweet gum and some raspberry. The flavor is like a belgian beer that tastes pretty good with a decently strong belgian yeast backbone, and then a bit of raspberry tartness on the finish. Its a very drinkable beer thats actually one of my favorites of the fruit style.

Bottle. Pours a sickly pinkish amber with a thin white/pink head. Heavily artificial raspberry dominates the nose... maybe there is a little bit of an odd vegetation smell, too. Flavor is odd... raspberry doesn’t come through till the finish. Leading up to this "feature event" is a mix of spice (I’ll second the cloves), water and metal. Strange, strange, strange. Very watery and a little nasty around the edges.

Pours a clear orange goldish color with a fizzy white head. Smell is raspberries, coriander and cloves. Taste is spiced heavily with tons of cloves and a light metallic flavor and subtle raspberries. Kind of dull flavored outside of the strong clove character. Drinkable for the most part but the heavy clove killed it for me.

Bottle: Pours a pinkish red with a very thin head. The aroma is of raspberries. The flavor was tart, watered down, and very sweet. Could have used a little more raspberries.

Smells like raspberries but tastes like fake sugary fruity soda or kool-aid. Liquid candy, no thanks.

Fizzy mess. Light raspberry aroma from a pink pour. Metallic fizzy flavor. Some raspberry syrup notes.

pours a pinkish gold with a white head, and smells like raspberries. Light citrus and raspberry taste, with a clean finish. Tastes like pop. Good, but not sure it’s a real beer.