Radler
Prost Brewing Co. - Denver

This pale straw colored radler has a white head and a strong fruit nose. Upon the first sip, the fruit is there and then quickly disappears into water. I was expecting more from this. The body is almost non-existent and the mouthfeel is little more than a touch of residue on the tongue.

A nice Radler enjoyed at Prost in Highland Ranch, CO. Listed as grapefruit, tastes more like orange. Smooth and refreshing. Nice mouthfeel. I like it. Would return for a pint of this.

 

 

120z canned on 2/17/23

On the pour half a finger of sudsy, but fine white head formed with not the best retention, leaving again a sudsy covering and decent ring around the glass. Body is a hazy golden yellow with lighter carbonation. Lacing tries to form but just isn't quite clingy enough.

Aroma is of what seems like a nice fresh grapefruit juice, that is cut by a faint but slightly sweet malt. This smells very refreshing. If you really look, some noble hops are present, but this is mostly flavored by the grapefruit itself.

Flavor is more malty than expected with the helles character definitely coming through almost stronger than the grapefruit. The fruit flavor again tastes real and isn't all that sweet, with beer aspects clearly being present. There is a definite touch of sweetness, but I don't taste added sugar. This is legit.

Feel is insanely refreshing and crisp. The grapefruit plus the carbonation makes for a drying sensation as well as a touch of bite, while the beer has a pleasantly light but long finish. This is a fantastic lawnmower beer if you're into radlers.

Overall i was impressed. Most radlers are subpar fruit forward concoctions for people who don't like beer but are friends with beer drinkers (Leinenkugel's Shandy), but this is a legit fruit juice in beer beverage.

Very hazy lemon yellow color with a modest and short lived white head.
The aroma is lemon and light caramel malt.
The taste is sweet lemonade and light caramel. The finish dries out a bit with hints of lemon zest. The body is light, plenty of carbonation, very drinkable.
Altogether, this is a very tasty and refreshing brew, should be great for a hot summer day and should go well with barbecue.

 

Bought at Liquor Shed. Canned February 25th 2022.

It pours a hazy lemon yellow with a decent head of foam, little lacing, short lived head.

I smell grapefruit, which comes across as semi sweet, semi tart. I don't get any other notes.

The taste is grapefruit, little bitterness, light tartness, earthy with some wheat. There are hints of lemon.

Light bodied, good carbonation.

Refreshing for a hot summer day but it is not that right now.

12oz can. Poured out a clear, golden yellow color with a small, short-lived head of bubbly foam. It left little to no lacing. It smelled of grapefruit juice, caramel and lemon. Sweet grapefruit juice taste with a hint of tartness. Smooth caramel sweetness to finish.

I put this under adjunct lager since I think they just use grapefruit juice and not puree or anything, solid radler, taste is more on the lager end instead of like 50/50 juice/beer.