Sea Dog Blue Paw Wild Blueberry Wheat Ale

Brewed by Sea Dog Brewing (Shipyard Brewing Co.)
Style: Fruit Beer
Topsham, Maine USA

Great blueberry nose. Very light with little malt. Small head which dissapated quickly. Tast of wheat and blueberry. Pretty nice all together.

A light copper color with normal carbonation. This beer is quite cloudy and hazy. One finger of head dissolves in a few minutes. Looks like light apple juice. A very inviting combination of a sweet blueberry and a mild, slightly sour wheat smell. Tastes like a wheat beer with just a little extra; like Middle Ages’s Swallow Wit, but with berries. Has the mild grain/wheat to ground it, and the berries nicely hit the top of the taste buds. I’m not generally drawn to fruit beers, but this is delicious. Has a nice wheaty -- but slightly sour -- aftertaste. Bouncy, fizzy feel. Deceptively thick-feeling considering it’s a light and wheaty concoction. It’s a very good brew, probably best for summer. (I had it on a freezing winter night.) Goes down smooth but with a nice, mild bite.

actually a nice beer, gift from a friendly bartender in orlando’s millers alehouse. was surprised at the blueberry taste and aroma because it was on tap, nice flavor, refreshing and although i wouldnt do it again, not a huge fan of fruit beers, would be nice on a hot day after the beach.

(bottle - 12 oz) Clear gold with a bubbly and fizzy white head. Blueberries are immediately apparent in the aroma but fade quickly to a dry and stale wheat undertone. Flavor is mild blueberry (concentrate, not real) with a wet grass followup. Some grains and corn come through near the end. Could’ve used more blueberry.

I like the blueberry taste found in this golden beer. On tap at Yard House, smells of blueberries and a hint of floral hops. The smell is strong and you can tell it is going to taste fruity just by smelling it. Not bad.

Once again, another brewer who makes a blueberry beer that tastes like it used frozen fruit that has been icing in the back of the freezer for two years. Pick up a blue point blueberry lager if you want the real thing.

Pours clear gold with a small, foamy, persistent, white head and a slew of bubbles. The aroma is mostly strong blueberries with some faint wheat. The flavor consists of a light wheat ale, somewhat watery, covered in blueberries. The fruit is nice, but overwhelming. I think they should have made this a bit more maltier to balance. Not bad for a fruit beer though.

Clear golden color with no head and scant lacing. Aroma of blueberry muffins. Taste of blueberry muffins. That’s about it. It’s a muffin, not a beer.