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Postmark - Raspberry

June 04, 2016

Postmark - Raspberry

Looking for a light, easy drinking beer on a hot day?  This might be the right beer for you. 

Postmark's bottle says it all.  

- Raspberry - Wild / Summer / Tart -

This Raspberry Ale has a fruitful red berry aroma to start it off.   The taste matches the smell almost identically.  It tastes like something you would come to expect out of a Belgium fruit beer, a fruit juice made with malt.  Low on the bitter side, somewhere around 15 IBU's you could drink this on a sunny day by itself or mix it with a cider. 

Postmark is located in the Settlement building in east Vancouver.  This is a great stop if you are looking for a place to sit, eat, drink some BC wine and of course try a few Vancouver craft beers.




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