Williams Brothers Roisin (Bottle)

Bottle @ Peckhams Beerfestival. Copper colour, small white head. Aroma has mainly raspberries. Flavour of sweet raspberries and toffee malts.

Bottle, Booths, Windermere. Deeply cloudy and dusky pink in appearance, with an off white head.Raspberries and blackberries fairly prominent, with a faint kriek style aroma. Reminiscent of tizer, but in a good way! Thinner in body than a Belgian fruit beer would be, but plenty of flavour and a really interesting style.

(Bottle) Pours copper to brownish red. The aroma is of raspberries up front but there is also some room for blackberries and currant. Some malty sweetness in the background. The flavour is rather juicy with raspberries, blackberries and currant alongside mild toasted and toffee-like malt. The mouthfeel is clean, medium carbonated and light crisp. Light sweet and light bitter. Light tart aftertaste. Light to medium bodied.

From Skjold-Burne, Aarhus, DK. Bottled, 230808. Pink with white head. Aroma of red berries. Flavor is OK sweet of berries with tones of malt and some bitterness.

Bottle (50 cl) at Haket, Göteborg, Sweden. Shaddy mahogny, small head. Earthy malt aroma with some spicy hops and dark berries, especially raspberries. Dry with moderate bitterness. Ok but a bit cloying after a while.

Bottle at Ĺrhus Řlfestival 2008. Pours clear orange with a small head. Aroma and flavour are both sweet and fruity - a bit boring though.

Bottle, Barleycorns, Nantwich. Poured a pinkish colour with not much of a head. A bit on the thin side, and was expecting a much stronger berry aroma and flavour. Verges on the insipid and was disappointed by this..

Bottle at ĹBF08. Fresh hop aroma, hint of grass. Blackcurrant flavour. Clear amber colour. Refreshing berry flavour.