Ramapo Valley Raze Ale

12oz bottle. Poured a medium orangish color with a smaller sized off white head. Aromas of some raspberries and grain. Tastes of watered down raspberry juice (not that I’ve ever had a glass raspberry juice) mixed with watered down apple juice. Did I mention this was watery. Nasty tasting. Thin body. On the way to pour this out.

Labeled RAZZ ALE-Big syrupy raspberry aroma-very sweet, out of balance sugary flavor-raspberry is artificial tasting like a syrup or jam-no wheat to be found only cereal graininess-6 pack i bought was very inconsistent-most pours had no head whatsoever others had some-some bottles were filled below the neck-others not-not a good buy-ive brewed raspberry ales 10X better than this...

Pours with a frothy, thin, pale, off white colored head. The beer is a clear copper-amber color. The aroma is a mix of restrained raspberry, stretched almost thin grain, and a sort of watery beer character. The taste is lightly sweet with a tart raspberry note to it that is present throughout this beer. Overall the raspberry flavor is quite mellow and restrained. This beer is mostly just a water amber all. Not too much to it, but at least there are not any off-putting flaws here either.

Raspberry, cider, straw malt, strawberry in the nose. Golden body with no head at all. Flavor has raspberry, cider, lemon, straw like malt, wheat. A bit watery. Very meh.

12 oz bottle via trade with Lou18 - Thanks Lou - Pours golden with brief white head that fades very quickly. Aroma of raspberry and a bit of apricot as well Flavor is a bit of raspberry over wheat. Not much.. One dimensional and not real interesting. Palate is light and somewhat watery. Low carbonation and not a real great mouthfeel either.

The aroma is very artificial - some raspberries - very unsweet and yes, wheaty. The flavor is mildly fruity, and slightly nutty. The finish is smooth, but it leaves a slightly metallic lingering on one’s tongue.

Hazy golden color - mild aroma of apricot, wheat and, of course, raspberry - light and crisp - just a trace of raspberry in the flavor - not a lot going on here - just another in a long line of boring raspberry wheat ales - you’d think more people would get it right considering it seems to be a popular brew to make - try Southampton’s if you want a good example of the style.

Clear garnet with low carbonation. Raspberry and malt aroma. Herbal flavor with raspberry.