Twang Of Fruitility
The Brewing Projekt

 

16oz can, snifter glass. Cloudy dark pink body, slightly reddish hue, two finger frothy white head, short retention, no lacing. Raspberry sweetness, slight twang of tartness, a bit more raspberry with a background of light lemon and wheat. Smells fruity, and tastes like a heavily fruited berliner weiss would- good fruit presence, non-obtrusive base berliner. Lighter medium in body, good carbonation, easy to drink and I suspect a very accessible beer for most people.

Ruby and clear body with no lick of head or residual effervescence. Nose has some faint whiffs of lime along with tart cherry notes. Taste is pleasant enough - lime and cherry are both there and there is some nice malt backing. At 3.5 abv a very refreshing beer. It isn’t a world class berlinner though.

Poured from 16oz can into glass. No canning date information found.
Slightly cloudy, pale amber colored body, with a hint of red. Fizzy head reaches one finger depth during the pour but almost immediately disappears. No lacing.
Aroma of faint lime and a hint of cherry pie.
Taste is lime tart, but has some cherry flavor too, which is not very sweet. Good backing from wheat malt which expresses some graham cracker aspects.
Medium mouth feel. Okay carbonation.
Not a memorable Berliner Weiss but pleasant to drink and quite refreshing.

Tasted in a Rastal Teku from a one pint can on November 11, 2018. Berliner weisse brewed with cherry and lime. The flavor profile is more tart lime than sweet cherry.