Williams Brothers Roisin (Bottle)

Clear amber with tiny head. Mild tart aroma. Sweet with notes of tayberry, caramel and malt. Ends sweet.

Bottle @ Aarhus 2008.
Pours clear, golden red-orange with a frothy rim of cream. Aroma has good hops, light pine, some grass and a sharpish berry note. Okay mouthfeel. Flavour has some washing powder character, fruity oranges. Some tartness and very dry. Okay balance, just a bit weird.

500ml bottle. Rhubarb and onion skin coloured with next to no head. Slight aroma of tart raspberries. Flavour had plenty of red fruit before an abrupt, dry finish. An enjoyable and unusual fruit beer.

from crackedkettle.com - clear red-orange colour with a little foam; deep and charming aroma of raspberries; moderate malt body, juicy, some sourness brings a good balance; quite dry and long sourish aftertaste of berries - original and good

bottle- the cave- pours pinkish hazy orange tastes slightly skunked, with a nice puckering finish. isnt to harsh. "cranberryesque taste" summer grapefruit is also there. juicy and lingering vinegar finish.

(Bottle 50 cl) Clear, reddish amber with a creamy, off-white head that leaves some lacework. Fresh raspberryish aroma. Fairly light in body with some berry sweetness on the fore and then a discreet underlying tartness. The finish is dry. A surprisingly refreshing and harmonious fruit beer. 271107

Cask 78 Ultimate Glasgow tasting afters pub crawl: Poured a reddish color with a white head. The aroma is berry and sweet. The taste reminds me of captain crunch, berry goodness. Tayberry is new to me but nice!

Bottle bought in Glasgow. Rich berry aroma, raspberry-like. There is a sweetness, too, but it leaves a dry palate with some hoppiness in the finish. Very pink. All right, really something else.