Lassi What Happens
Westbrook Brewing Co.

 

L - 1.5 finger dense pinkish head atop an opaque purple body.

S - mixed berries, vanilla, honey, lactose.

T - follows the nose. Mixed berries, vanilla, lactose. Low bitterness. Moderate sweetness. No booziness.

F - medium body and carb.

O - more a fruit beer than an ipa.

Appearance - Pours opaque deep dark red huge chucks of particulates looks like a snow globe. Big fluffy pink head excellent retention. Lots of spotty lacing.

Aroma - Blackberries, raspberries some through well earthy black currents and some sweetness from the vanilla. Smells nothing like an IPA more a tart sour ale.

Taste - The blackberries and boysenberries taste like they want to push through but the hops and vanilla are pushing them down a bit. Still a tasty beer just a lot going on.

Feel - Medium bodied slick sort of syrupy feel dry finish.

Overall - Is what it claims I feel like the fruit would have worked better in something other than a dry hopped IPA. Still they pulled it off.

Taste more like a sour IPA because of all the fruit very tart but, very delicious fruit flavor. Another well done beer brewed by Westbrook. Taste like a tart fruit smoothie!

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Canned 04/16/19, bought at Loosa Brews, Tuscaloosa AL.

Murky blueberry purple pour, similar to like a smoothie sour in appearance. Not too much rising head, with only a white ring of foam circling the top of the beer.

Bursting with wild berry aromas and vanilla undertones. Fruity yogurt for sure, with a present tartness as well. Raspberry really stands out.

Softer flavors than the nose suggests, but very good. Tart, fruity, lots of blueberry and raspberry flavors. Getting a mild hop presence and some lightly acidic, lemony citrus flavor. Vanilla plays a good role too, just like I’m drinking a glass of Yoplait. Nailed the intended profile.

Soft, smooth, creamy, tart. A light stickiness which gives mild mouth coating, but a nice feel to this beer.

 

I don't know if this is really beer or not, but it's damn good!