To the eye: opaque, dense, and murky, thoroughly crimson, and a slim ivory head, gone in a trice.In the nose: Sweet, tart, fruity, yum. Pulpy, fresh, nice. Good start.
In the mouth: We begin with the fruit, and the tannins, the tart and the sweet. Pulp-Tactic fruitiness. Low bitterness, even malt. Lots of fruit in this one, and much more flavor than you'd think from a beer of this kind. But that's if you're comparing it to the output of other breweries, who would make a beer like this and make it very boring and predictable and less like this one.
Pitstop is tangy and tasty, full-bodied, rich and fruity. I like it more and more.
Pale lager finished with Michigan balaton cherries.
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