Middle Ages Raspberry Ale

Brewed by Middle Ages Brewing
Style: Fruit Beer
Syracuse, New York USA

My brother brought this specially for me from syracuse new york! At a special request. He did good. He came through and I was drinking this fine beer within two hours. Just had it again today. 4/4/07 It really is great. love the raspberry hint. love this beer. good balance also. perfect beer.

Raspberry comes out more on the palate than in the aroma. Light bodied with just enough hops tossed in. Recommended.

Draft at the Grey Lodge in Philly. I f you like Raspberries this is a very good beer. Little to fruity for me. Solid ale taste.

Big raspberry aroma. Clear golden coloured body with thin head. Tasty underlying maltiness supports nice fruity raspberry flavour. Fairly light body and refreshing mouthfeel. Very nicely made. On tap at TapNY festival.

Draft at Sippin by the River ’05. Raspberries work; the wheat is a let down. Still, much potential here, worth a little improvement effort.

At the brewery. Clear, light goldwith an off-white head and a strong raspberry aroma. The first impression was the fruit, not as strong as the aroma would indicate. The aftertaste was hops. It was light and thirst quenching, a summer beer.

Draught at Cole’s in Buffalo. Pours a slightly hazy golden-orange with an average size white head. Aroma, well it’s raspberry of course along with some malt -- that’s pretty much it, it’s nice though. The flavour’s the same with a touch of hops. Medium bodied. Winter’s definitely not the time to have this but I still enjoyed it enough.

Draught at Cole’s. Golden yellow, nice sized yellow’ish head, looks good. Pleasant but artificial raspberry aroma. Thin, lightly hopped malt taste. Artificial fruit doesn’t kick in until middle and end. Refreshing but artificial and I had this in totally the wrong season - might seem better in the summer.