4.5% | 440ml
Fierce Beer - Cranachan Killer Pale Ale 4.5%
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4.5% | 440ml
£3.99 Unit Price £3.69 Member Price
Nick –
Berry fruits well balanced with hops. Refreshing!
Peter –
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Rachel –
Christopher –
Accidentally bought 2 raspberry beers, which usually would be a disaster as I hate those kinds of fruit flavours in beer usually. However, I really liked this one!
Philip –
Hannah –
The first raspberry beer I’ve tried which doesn’t taste sickly sweet. This is sharp with the natural sweetness of raspberries, and does actually taste like cranachan!
Lee –
Hint of raspberry, great colour.
Louis –
Tart Raspberry, doughy malt. Not for everyone but a very sweet and refreshing pale
Neil –
Thomas –
Lewis –
Big Raspberry hit, pleasantly surprised
Stuart –
Poor offering, confused can of beer. Tastes more like a sour than a pale ale. Feels like a beer made as an after thought. Its over sour and nothing else of any note.
Tony –
Light tartness, heavy fruit
Sean –
Sweet fruited raspberry, only slightly sour and tart, definitely slightly cider-ish.
Phil –
Quite sour and tart. But very very drinkable. Fruity with no bitterness. Really nice.
Darun –
not for me this one
Hayley –
Bit of a clash of flavours.
John –
Paul –
Raspberry it is, really good to but watch out as this is was to easy to sink 🙂
Richard –
Really liked this, so refreshing when the suns out!! Lush
Sam –
Rhona –
Really loved the tart taste of the raspberry very easy to drink
Christopher –
Really good
Sandy –
Too tart
Kim –
Doug –
Good balance between raspberry and creamy oatmeal. A scottish classic.
Rosie –
I loved this! my partner not so much – he thought it was too sour but I quite liked the sourness of it
Edward –
Good pale!
G –
A Very fruity beer, raspberry heavy. A little like a fruit drink rather than a beer, it would not be out of sorts in a Belgian selection. Still, would drink a few in the sunshine.
Rory –
Ross –
I liked this more than I thought – fruity but not too sweet.
Jamie –
If you like beer with added raspberry syrup then you will like this.
Paul –
Laura –
Absolutely delicious. Very fruity and slightly tart. Will be looking out for this one again!
Andy –
Robin –
Raspberry-y
Nick –
Strong bitter raspberry edge.
Julian –
Cranachan cracker, fantastic. This certainly won’t be everyone’s thing, but it’s mine. Lovely raspberry flavour. Very slightly tart and sour. A beer to savour, but as usual I’ve drunk it far to quickly (should’ve ordered more!).
Marc –
not my cup of tea
Stephen –
You can really taste the raspberry in this brew
Sam –
Really lovely beer, the first taste is full of raspberries. Very refreshing and fruity but, I would warn that it isnt exactly a sweet beer. Half way through the can it becomes almost like a gose or sour. If you are looking for a fruity IPA this may throw you off, but if you enjoy slightly tart beers (as I do) then I would highlty recommend it.
Jack –
Really interesting beer!!!! Would happy buy again
Jack –
Really interesting beer
Ross –
Very good tasting, fruity and a slightly sour finish
Andrew –
Great flavour, but not super moreish.
Paul –
Tasty raspberry heavy drink. Nice tipple
Ajay –
If you are searching for a fruity summers day pale ale packed with huge amounts of flavour than the Cranachan Killer is a dead certain winner! This Pale ale is packed with raspberries so it almost resembles a fruity lager or cider. It has low levels of fizz from the start but is smooth, refreshing and sweet. We chose this today as we fancied something away from a malty, high hoppy flavour and it was a great decision.
James –
Bethany –
Absolutely gorgeous full fresh juicy raspberries!
Jamie –
Really bad taste before, during and after
Martin –
Aaron –
Paul –
Absolutely horrid – like a combination of toothpaste and medicine
Barry –
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Mathew –
Joel –
2.5 Hmm… Not great. Wheat, lactose and oats make for a lovely consistency, but the dominant raspberry flavour and malty aftertaste don’t really mix.
Paul –
William –
Stephen –
Tasty but a bit of a novelty
Joe –
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Tim –
Mark –
Drinkable pale ale.
Matthew –