St Peters Fruit Beer (Grapefruit)

Brewed by St Peters (UK)
Style: Fruit Beer
Bungay, England

Serve in Flute, Shaker

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Cask at the Jerusalem in London. Rusty melon colored body. Peppery, spicy and fruit aroma. It was definitely unique smelling. Taste is fruity with definite citrus notes and pleasant spice flavor to it. Mild malt and hops. Body is medium with a spicy feel to it. Finish is spiced fruits. Odd beer but overall is good!

Cask@Red Lion BF, Isleworth, London. This wasn’t so bad, drinkable for sure, and i quite like grapefruit. Hazy brown, with golden edges, grapefruit on the nose. Cereally malts, with a tangy, citric grapefruit finish, it was OK.

Cask conditioned, at the Jerusalem Tavern, London.
Transparent amber with a sharp white bubbly head. True to the grapefruit flavour the beer smells and tastes like the real think. Sour and clearly citric. Not for me but plenty of girls were drinking it on the night.

Clear orange color, short head. Aroma is very fruity from grapefruit, flowery. Sweet blossom taste, fruity grapefruit, bit sweet. Dry palate.

On tap in Jerusalem Tavern. Orange/copper coloured. Strong grapefruit aroma and flavour, and unfortunately for me that’s just not something i like. Dry and bitter finish. But it’s a good thing they’re being experimental.

An orange beer with no head. The aroma is of citrus and yet sweet. The flavor is dominated by grapefruit but without the sourness - instead it is malty sweet and ends on a dryness.

Orange coloured. Nice natural grapefruit aroma. Sweet and interesting flavour. As a lover of unblended lambic I cannot deny that I liked the aftertaste of grapefruit juice.

Orange coloured. Medium bodied. Flavours of grapefruit and pine neeedles.

Smells of grapefruit, tastes of grapefruit. An unusual beer to be sure but it is a very clean and refreshing beer.

Wheaty. Light and airy. Maybe soapy??