Samuel Adams Cranberry Lambic

12oz bottle. This beer would take some getting used to. WHile it is a lambic and very far out of the american range of beers, it can not compare to its belgium brothers and sister. Overall, a boo.

It’s full of flavor, but I just simply didn’t like the flavor. Very sour. Worst of the bunch in the winter pack.

Yeasty apple and banana nose. Clear amber with a thick billowy white head. Tastefully sour with a sweet kiss of applecore. Subdued cilantro finish. Watery cider, poor lambic.

Bottled. An unclear amber beer with a thin beige head. The aroma is sweet with primary notes of cranberries, but also a light acidity. The flavor is sweet combined with hints of acidity and notes of dusty hops and cranberries. Far from a lambic.

Oh god this was horrid. Not even close to being a lambic. It has that flavor like someone drop a fizzy alka seltzer tablet in my club soda. One’e for bladder infections, one’s for getting drunk, I don’t want to be standing in my kitchen during the hockey playoffs tasting cranberry.

As much as I like Samuel Adams and the city it represents, this hard cranberry drink is terrible. Cranberries are cool, beer is cool... but not together. I still have the aftertaste in my mouth, four years later. Only got because it was in a holiday variety pack.

A Mes rate: Bottle at Tom’s UGT Pt. 2.My god this was awful. Rather univiting cloudy light brown and it gets worse from there. Really nasty pukey sweet caramel. I couldn’t smell it without feeling like I was going to gip. Undrinkable.

This was part of a variety pack I recently purchased. Interesting but nothing I’d really look forward to trying again. Copper color topped with a small head. Malty, berry aroma. Just a little bit of lace forms on the glass. This is too much like soda water for me and quite sour. I guess that’s the cranberries I’m tasting. Not much else to it.