Dogfish Head Black and Blue

Bottle from Oliver T’s...Flavor is not as intense as I hoped for. The berries do indeed taste nice and tart, but the palate is too light and watery. Undercarbed. Hard to believe this is really 10%..

750 ml bottle purchased at Bottleworks in Seattle. Pours a reddish purple color with minimal head. (Poured into a small tulip glass.) Flavor: The hints of blackberries and blueberries (duh), but not as strong as you might think. Out of all of DFH’s "fruity" beers, this one is my favorite.

10% opacity, light purple, white head. Smells of light berries, some light sourness, a bit of juniper, and no alcohol. Flavor is quite sweet but subdued. A bit thin. Pretty unimpressive, a bit alcoholic.

Swing and a miss by one of my favorite breweries. I just pray I got a bad bottle and that it’s actually good.

Big bubbly off-white head on cloudy grapefruit coloured body. Carbonation bubbles. An interesting tartness that is overcome by maltiness. I understand the tartness comes through in fresher bottle,this one was one year bottle from Crushinator. A good bitterness, very drinkable, creamy mouthfeel, very drinkable.Thick lace left in glass.

Pours red with an off white head. Aroma of grain/malt, Belgian yeast, and berries. Flavor is the same plus a pleasant and subtle berry finish which is tangy and dry. This is a unique and complex fruit beer.

Spicy malt aroma with a little fruit mixed in. Hazy red color with some floaters and a large pinkish head. sweet malt in the beginning with a tangy finish.

Has a good taste to it, I enjoyed this one, I recommend trying it out, definetely a desert beer.