False Teachin'
Woodland Empire Ale Craft

Can was a bit of a gusher, and on the pour produced a very robust pink, fluffy head. Eventually settled to a half-inch or so. Color was light red/grapefruit. Lots of visible carbonation. Nose was berries (raspberries/blackberries) and a moderate amount of yeasty funk, though no vanilla. Sour fruit/berries dominate flavor, just a hint of cracker on the finish. Again, not getting the vanilla or lactose. I get the sense that this batch is significantly over-carbonated, as this has some extreme bite to it. That said, thought it is enjoyable despite the missing notes.

 

A: The beer is very hazy light purple in color. It poured with a half finger high pink head that died down but consistently left a short head covering the surface.
S: Light to moderate aromas of yogurt and blackberries are present in the taste. Some vanilla becomes noticeable as the beer begins to warm up.
T: The taste is a little sour and has flavors of blackberries along with hints of vanilla and yogurt.
M: It feels a bit more than light-bodied on the palate and has a moderate amount of carbonation.
O: The taste of this beer is really dominated by the flavors of blackberries so don't think this tastes like a dessert sour in seeing the lactose and vanilla flavors on the label.

Serving type: can

16oz can from Hops and Bottles. Ruby colored pour, vibrant color, pink foamy head. Aroma is mostly blackberry, tart. Vanilla and lactose come in lightly in the taste, softening the tartness somewhat, giving it a smoothie vibe. Blackberries still dominate the taste, fruity, sweet.