New Glarus Raspberry Tart

WOW! pours dark red,with a rasberry head,full fruit fillrd nose.sweet ciderlike tases sharp twang at the end,unbelievible beer.word do not do it justice!

Bottle: Courtesy nflmvp. Again, thanks Steve. Dense, ruby pour with a medium-sized light pink head. Nose of ripe raspberries, lemon zest, light malts, cinnamon and yeast. Damn this stuff is smooth, very full in body. Sweet and tart raspberries dominate the flavor with the same pie/cobbler-esque notes found in the Belgian Red. Very well carbonated, smooth as hell and a pleasure to enjoy. Absolutely amazing lingering finish to this. Great stuff and I can’t wait to get more of it.

I don’t believe I only got one bottle of this when I was at the brewery. I should have just sucked it up and bought the case. Pours out with a moderate carbonation and a nice crisp head. Smells of Raspberry’s to the point that you think it is going to be overly sweet and syrupy. Quite to the contrary, it has a beautiful slightly sour flavor with a well balanced raspberry flavor that leaves you wanting to drink more of this lovely elixir.

Try as I might, I couldn’t think of any reason to deduct any points from this rating. This stuff is perfect.

Monolithic eruptions of the freshest raspberry life spurt from the permafruit, and our discovery buds are enveloped in pulsing raspberry seed fragments...Swimming through the thick warmth of this geothermal divinity, fantastic microscopic citrus fruit are seen eroding the pie crust rocks all around, as our buds do not want to go back home...The surrounding craters harbor plentiful dark raspberry bushes that even push their depth in flavor to reach that of sweet chocolate...This expedition into the most succulent essence of the raspberry proves to me, once again, that the otherworldly resides on our world...