Mishawaka Raspberry Wheat

Brewed by Mishawaka Brewing Company
Style: Fruit Beer
Mishawaka, Indiana USA

Hazy red pour with a small whitish-pink head. Very sweet raspberry aroma with not a lot else in there. Very watery mouthfeel. Flavor was slightly sweet and slightly tart, but just weak all around. The raspberry flavor also appeared to be strikingly artificial. This was also super-weak on the finish.

Bright cherry orange in color with a thin, pink tinted head. Aroma is raspberries, lemon twist and newly harvested wheat. First impression is thin, watery and lacking in flavor. Reminds me of those calorie-free carbonated waters. I don’t like those, and I don’t like this.

Draft. Well... it’s raspberry; it’s wheat, like dozens of other raspberry beers I’ve had. They don’t suck, but there’s just more fruit than beer to it.

Bottle. This beer formed a medium sized white-pink head with fine-medium sized bubbles that were mostly lasting. The body was semi-transparent and some carbonation was observed. The hue of this beer was coral. The nose was sweet and very raspberry. The flavor was also sweet, tart, tangy and raspberry from start to finish. The mouthfeel was very tingly. This beer had sparse lacing on the sides of my glass.

This bottle brew poured a medium sized head of foamy finely sized light pink colored mostly lasting bubbles that left behind a minimal lacing. The body was a softly carbonated transparent brown colored one with swirls of brwon sediment floating in it. The aroma was very nice and with a strong raspberry fruity smell. The mouth feel was bubbly and tingly yet smooth from start to finish. It reminded me of a wine cooler. Very refreshing. The flavor was all fruity raspberry and malt.