 drseusszb200 (187), Florida, USA
Apr 11, 2009 not that great out of the bottle pretty good on draft cant get all the fruit flavor out of the bottle but its decent
ajwilliams (118), , Indiana, USA
Apr 11, 2009 Clear yellow pour with a white head. Aroma of pilsner hops, yeast, berries. Flavor is full of fruit and light beer. Not the most refined or complex of beers, but you can put down quite of few of these without complaining. Great for a night of... celebration.
Dredd (484), Ormond, Australia
Apr 11, 2009 Wild berry confection aroma. Appearence is copper with a nice creamy head. Flavour is sweet strawberry and cream. All in all a bit ho-hum
terrybail (331), London, Ontario, Canada
Apr 10, 2009 12oz bottle from Ryans Party Store in Port Huron
Pours an orangy copper with a small white head and no lacing
The aroma is sweet spicy citrus
The taste is sweet wheat apricot and peachy
Pretty good
Elwood (676), Leesburg, Virginia, USA
Apr 1, 2009 Draft. Poured a deep golden color with a small white head. When I first took a sniff, I thought I had the wrong beer. I didn’t think this was a fruit beer, but all I got in the nose was peaches, a touch of apricot, and some light malt notes. The carbonation was medium-high with a medium-light mouthfeel. For the most part, the palate follows the nose giving me peach and apricot up front with light malt notes, and a touch of sweetness. No real hops to speak of. Light in body and highly drinkable. Definitely something different, but not something I would care to drink every day either.
shawnm213 (884), South Bend, Indiana, USA
Mar 30, 2009 got a 6 pack with trazdogg. i didnt realize it was a fruit beer. seems strange if you ask me
fromred2green (141), , Ohio, USA
Mar 26, 2009 Bottle. Pours a golden yellow with a white head. Aroma is of wheat and malt, with some other interesting and unidentifiable aromas as well. Flavor is very cereal. What distinguashes this beer from real pale ales is this beer is not at all hoppy. Very good, very unique. Would reccommend to anyone.
DrnkMcDermott (1832), Downers Grove, Illinois, USA
Mar 22, 2009 12 oz. bottle. I’m sure mystified, somewhat. Has a "hard" spice nose like some of the more outré Belgians, then a fruity smell which suggest apple cider, raspberry, and some hops, too. Hazy amber body, thin head of foam still stands after sitting in the glass for awhile. Mouthfeel is quite frothy, which seems to favor a light European hop note at first. Fruits bring in some tart cherry, perhaps a bit of wheat in the grist. Malts are nice and light, more to the Vienna side. Some lemon halfway down. A fruit beer with fruits in total balance with the rest of the beer.
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