Pink Killer

Brewed by Brasserie de Silly
Style: Fruit Beer
Silly, Belgium

Bottled at Cafeeke - Madrid. Pink clearly color, a lot fazy and with good bubbly aspect. Very sour aroma, sweetish, acid, with notes of citruses like mango and lime. Very bad taste, indeed top heavy and too much, too much sweet body. This beer is a mix of tropical aromas truly too much crisp, lively and without character.

Bottle. Hazy goldencolour with medium creamy white mostly diminishing head. Fruity aroma and flavor with notes of grapefruit.

Pours dark orange with a mostly maintained off-white head. Notes of grapefruit, red fruits, wine spritzer, orange peel, and unusual sweetness (now identified as the artificial crap). Mouthfeel is medium bodied with soft carbonation. Please keep the artificial sweeteners out of beer!

Simply put, drinking this beer more than once in your lifetime makes you less of a man.

Bottle at jens, brought back from belgium ... hazy amber ... sweet fruity tangerine nose ... quite sweet but definite pink grapefruit ... zezty finish ... odd malty linger... but between real beer this would be quite nice.

On tap at the Sharp Edge Creek House, what a nice place! This stuff is clear pink, like sparkling pink wine or chapagne. Very perfumy on the olfactory, flowery and such. Almost seems like artifical aromas on the nose. Barely any carbonation on this although there is plenty visible in the glass. One of the most unique flavors in beers I’ve ever tasted. The artificial sweetner is apparent in this brew. One funky fruit flavored brew. Don’t know what to think about this. Finish is plenty friendly. Not bad, just unique. OVerall, almost seems a little artificial all way round.

Golden colour and clear, reddish too. Moederate lasting head, white. Sweet aroma, a bit odd too. Flavor is moderate sweet. Light syrupy texture. Lively carbonation.