Limonada Rosada
Tripping Animals Brewing

Solid thicker sweeter mouthfeel, sweet n sour lemon, nice if ur looking for a sweeter sour especially to balance a hot spicy meal. My only hope would be to add a milky lactose look and feel.

 

 

 

 

 

The pour is cherry blossom colored. The taste is mainly raspberry followed by some of the strawberry & lime. Cheers! B

The concoction is orange-amber, seen once the contents of a pint can have been entirely emptied into a clear glass liter mug. An off-white head flashed before the eyes and was gone. Still, there's plenty of carbonation. It smells more sour than it does tart. The lemon hits upfront, with the berries behind it. To taste, it's more balanced between the berries and the lemon, although it's still more lemon. It also drinks more tartly and less sourly than it smelled. Still, the characteristics of both are there and in concert. The body is very good for the style, as there are plenty of sours that go across the tongue more thinly. The ample carbonation doesn't prevent this from going down smoothly and quickly. Other than providing no glass lacing to look at, the only other mild complaint would be that it either should be more flavorful, or more sour. Again, mild complaints because overall, this is a pleasant and refreshing pint and invites a quick second.

 

 

 

 

 

 

Sours are a tricky category when it comes to satisfying brews. Too sour or not enough and it just falls flat. What helps a sour beer is intense but natural fruit flavor.

Here we have a great rendition. Like a rich lemonade, this one turns into a shandy+. The body is what puts it over the top with just the right amount of sweetness. Almost like an imperial fruit sour. A great find.

 

 

 

16 oz can poured into a snifter. Pours a somewhat cloudy light pink with a medium-small head. Aroma and flavor feature tart raspberry, lemon, and some wheat. Overall it's pretty one-note on the fruit but still a good beer for a summer afternoon.