Light amber colour. Very candyish, artifical aroma and palate. Cloying, one-dimensional cough syrup.

An average beer with a great blueberry taste. The fresh Maine blueberries would be better accented with a more distinct and less carbonated pale ale, yet Blu Creek is one of the better fruit beers I have tried. Re-rate: Tried alongside Sweetwater Blue and found this to have much more character and flavor.

12oz bottle acquired in trade with CaptainCougar (thanks!). Poured a medium and hazy amber color with an averaged sized off white head. As soon as I popped the cap off this one, I could smell blueberries. Aromas of blueberries, a little yeasty/crustiness, and Welch’s Grape Juice. Tastes of blueberries and grains.

Bottle... Hazy light amber ale with a small, fizzy, off-white head and floaties galore. Blueberries, black tea and a subtle note of beef stock in the aroma. Well-balanced, but thin with moderate tanginess. Light-bodied and dry with lively carbonation. Crisp finish.

Nice dark-amber color, with little head; I was a bit disturbed by all the big bubbles flowing up from the bottom in a way quite reminiscent of soft drinks; Nose is the best part, blueberry cobbler mixed with gingerbread! But this is spoiled by a slight medicinal tinge, and the flavor goes downhill with way too much carbonation, though the blueberry cobbler taste is still present, with some nice malts. Gets a bit weak at the end, except for that cola-like bubbling! So-so.