Limbo Series: Raspberry
Mikkeller ApS

Canned in a little 330ml stubbie crafty craft can and purchased from Timperley Village Bargain Booze
Pours a clear ruby red body with thick pink tinted white head
Aroma is Raspberry yoghurt
Flavour is like a raspberry sour

 

 

 

A sour.

Pours hazy, pinkish red in color with one half inch head. Taste is raspberry, strawberry including a touch of the leafy part, honey, and sour mix. Light body, high carbonation, sweet and sour. Excellent slightly sour beer. Plenty of great fruit taste that is not artificial. Really good beer.

Thick hazy red with a thin bone-white cap of dense foam that dispersed into cloudy persistent floaters.
Rich raspberries on the nose with present but subtle funky notes. Crisp bright and juicy raspberry flavor, earthy funky notes, hints of typical NA astringency but in a very pleasant way, nice and tart but slightly dry finish. Mouth feel is moderately thin but velvety smooth with tiny bubbles on the tongue.

I've never had a better NA and this beer trades blows with full ABV sours, that alone gets it a perfect score in my book.

 

A: The beer is hazy red in color. It poured with a quarter finger high off white head that left some lacing down the sides of the glass and on the surface.
S: Moderate aromas of chemical-like aromas are present in the nose along with notes of raspberries.
T: Like the smell, the taste has some "off" flavors from its non-alcoholic nature, which are somewhat softened by the raspberry flavors.
M: It feels light- to medium-bodied and faintly tart on the palate with a moderate
O: This beer is a little more aromatic and flavorful compared to other non-alcoholic beers but still has a lot of "off" aromas and flavors.

Serving type: can

 

Pours a dark red with wispy pink head.

Smell is very raspberry-centered, with notes of fresh berries and jam, with some hints of peach ice tea.

Taste is sweet with a little bit of tartness. Notes of raspberries, raspberry jam, and some hints of ice tea and peach. Supremely refreshing.

Mouthfeel is thin and light, with good carbonation.

Overall, very tasty, but it's really more a soda than a beer.

Drank at Notes Bar & Kitchen.

A: Body is red with no haziness or solids at all. Head is pink with low retention and small thickness.
S: Aroma is very strong on raspberry and nothing else. There's a hint of belgian yeast in the back but it's very very light.
T: The taste starts off being mildly sweet but then moves on to finish with a mid-tart from raspberry and mid-bitter combination that makes this beer pleasant to drink.
M: Only after I sipped was when I noticed this beer was too light and looked at the label - it's a(n almost) no-alcohol beer from Mikkeller. Again, I love this series because it lets you enjoy a beer even when you don't want to drink anything heavy. Body is low. Carbonation is low. Alcohol is non-existent (xD).
O: Overall, it's a pretty decent non-alcoholic beer that's fun to drink but I've had better than this because it really doesn't look like beer, at all.