Water Street Raspberry Weiss

Brewed by Water Street Brewery
Style: Fruit Beer
Delafield, Wisconsin USA

Draught at the brewpub (Downtown Milwaukee location). Slightly hazy reddish-purple color with thin white head that didn’t leave any lace. Aroma and flavor were similar...cloying raspberry. Very sweet on the tongue. Reminded me of soda more than beer.

Sample at Delafild. Amber/orange body. Mild berry beer. Had a mild raspberry aroma and flavor. Not as tart as most berry beers are.

Cloudy red pour with a little white head. Very sweet aroma.. primarily of raspberries and a little wheat. Light and watery on the palate. Flavor was of raspberries, but not fresh ones... more of sugary raspberry concentrate. A bit tart on the finish. Better than expected, but definitely nothing special going on here.

reddish in color w/ no head. Smells of mild raspberries. Palate is light. Flavor is a tart lightly sweetened raspberry and not much else. I didn’t like this one much at all.

Pours to a hazy red/gold body with a thin white head. The aroma is fresh raspberries. Light wheat. The flavor is raspberries that have been thinned down with wheat. Not really powerful. The palate is thin and watery. I’m not really a fan as they did nothing special.

Had this on tap at the brewery. Poured pinkish into my sampler glass. Aroma was light but fruity and somewhat plastic. The flavor was nice. Semi-Sweet with a mild tartness that allowed it to finish crisper than I expected.

On tap at the Water Street in Delafield location. Poured a medium reddish amber color (I couldn’t quite finger the color) with a smaller sized head. Served with a slice of lemon! Stronger raspberry aromas. Tastes of lighter raspberries and light wheat. Some lemons (which I attribute to the lemon slice) as well. Fizzy body.

On tap at their downtown Milwaukee location. Bright orange pour, slight, white head. Fruity aroma of raspberries which is slightly artifical. Flavor has the same raspberry nature to it - which is again artificial to some degree, but tasty and refereshing as an after dinner drink. Mouthfeel has some spritziness to it. Decent.