Tommyknocker Tundrabeary Ale

(bottle from Veterans Liquor in Colorado Springs). Clear, faded ruby color. Small off white head. Light tart berry aroma. Sweet berry flavor. Avg duration. Smooth finish. Slick texture. Moderate/fizzy carbonation. Fair lacing.

Bottle pours a clear golden orange color with a slight pinkish hue. Has a minimal off-white head. Aroma has a bit of mustiness to it along with noticeable cranberry. Flavor is very sweet and dominated by more cranberry and raspberry notes. Reminds me more of a cranberry juice than a beer.

12 oz. Clear copper with a lasting 1/2 inch of foam. Pleasant, earthy cinnamon-apple nose is lightly tainted by whiffs of metallic fruit. Flavor is mixed sweet and tart berries all the way from start to finish. Some caramel in there as well, with some drying grass and wood notes on the finish. Light-medium body is silky soft, lightly tingly, and refreshing. Kinda sweet, but hey its a fruit beer.

Amber with a slight pinkish cast. Tiny white head. Malt and berries in the nose. Flavor is fruity and lightly sweet: sugary raspberries and grainy malt. Not bad for a fruit beer, I suppose, but not great.

Hazy amber. Small, white-pink head. Aroma: Raspberries, malt. Flavor: Raspberries, Blueberries. Tart to the finish.

Source:12 oz bottle from a sixer purchased at Archers.
Glass:Pint.
Appearance:Clear gold pour with a red tinge and a one finger white head.
Aroma:Grains and berries.
Flavor:Flavor is sweet and fruity.
Palate:Light body with solid carbonation.
Overall:Not bad for a fruit beer, but still a bit sweet.

12 oz bottle. Pours light red and hazy. Nose is a bit putrid with some berry flavors. Taste is a bit acidic with a strange mix of berry flavor-sort of like a fruit drink. No detectable alcohol. Not all that bad but not sustainable through an entire bottle. Very odd beer.

Slightly cloudy orange red, decent head. Faint aroma, mostly grainy and sweet. Flavor is heavy and syrupy sweet up front, with a fruity (cherry? strawberry?) finish. Just overly sweet, really.