Rosé Ale
Workhorse Brewing Company

Poured into a narrow tulip pint glass: color is pink or grapefruit pink, light off white frothy head presents less than 1 finger thick, then dissipates to a ring on the glass sides and some spotty lacing.

Smell is light raspberry, light pilsner like malt, not really sour, no mango.

Taste is light raspberry, light malt, maybe some biscuit, pleasant and less sour than anticipated.

Mouthfeel is moderate carbonation, moderate sweetness, light bitterness, lingering light tartness but not sour.

Overall a pleasant, fruited ale - not sour with moderate malt presence and flavor.

Pouring this beer into a glass you'll see a nice fluffy head sitting on top of the pink ale. The color really stood out to me, it is a very deep pink that you can see is full of flavor. Raspberries are what I can taste the most, with some other notes of citrus. Combined with the bubbly nature of this beer it is very crisp and easy to drink. The after taste is very similar to a rosé wine, kind of like a dry wine taste.
This was my first time trying a beer from Workhorse Brewing and after trying this rosé ale they are definitely on my radar.

This beer is between pink grapefruit and blood-orange in color with a moderate white head. It has a floral aroma - I can't detect much else. The taste is fruity and slightly bitter, with prominent lemon flavor. It strongly resembles a Shandy.