Raspberry Dimensions
Equilibrium Brewery

 

From Beer Drop. No dating on the can.

Pours a cloudy amber red with a good head of foam, impressive lacing.

Smells of sweet and sour raspberries with the sour earning marks. Some vanilla, lime, no bitterness but I know there are hops in this.

Taste is a little sweet raspberries, sour raspberries and vanilla. Hints of lactose are definitely there, as per the label on the can. Wait a tick. No dating on the bottom of the can but it's on the label. 08 08 22.

Lightish body and carbonation.

Excellent!

 

 

On draft. Poured out a slightly cloudy, reddish orange color with a small, off-white head of foam. It left sudsy trails of lace on the glass. It smelled of vanilla, cream, raspberry and toffee. Sweet fruitiness with caramel, vanilla and a creamy finish.

 

The liquid poured out of a pint can into a clear glass Imperial pint mug is a foggy violet-rose. The fluffy head is nearly white with just a twinge of the brew's color. Raspberry dominates a rather pronounced aroma, with vanilla also noticeable. It is tart, but it's not sour. It is raspberry taste dominate, but hints of lime and vanilla can be found. The lactose contributes by helping to smooth out the medium, without making it too sticky or sweet. There is some sweetness to counterbalance the tartness, but it brings nothing negative and probably adds a little complexity. Sweeter at the onset and more tart at the finish, this may have you coming back for more than one.

Pours a raspberry juice red/pink. A generous head reducing to a pink ring and retaining through the glass. Smell is lime and sour beer with some very subtle vanilla on the end. Taste follows suit. Very tart beer but delicious and well balanced. Feel is sharp and clean but still substantial.