Lubuskie Jagodowe

Brewed by Browar Witnica
Style: Fruit Beer
Witnica, Poland

Serve in Flute, Shaker

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Bottle. Pours clear dark purple with negligible head. Strong aroma of synthetic blueberries. Sourish-sweetish elements in the otherwise cardboard taste. Actually, it tastes of an empty blueberry youghurt cardboard container. Looks dangerous. Tastes dangerous, too. Possibly biohazard.

Bottle, 4.2%. Distinct berry aroma, quite sweet smelling, also a little soapy. Good deep red colour, small pink head. The flavour is soapy and bitter. I imagine I mistranslated the label and had me some washing up liquid.

Hazy reddish in color without head retention. Aroma of red fruits. Initially very sweet.

Nice sustained carbonation, fizzy at first then stable. Just a lovely color! Thin-bodied. Aroma is strong blueberry and other sweet fruits, white table sugar. Flavor has a little iron, saccharine (although this is not to say that there are artificial flavorings in the beer, I just don’t know. It is likely however). Heavily sweet, yet light on the palate. Whatever, there are way, way worse beers on the Polish market and I find this quite drinkable.