Berry’d Alive

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I’m starting to gravitate back towards the sour ales. The beautiful beer is Berry’d Alive which is sour with blueberry and raspberries.

The appearance of this beer is stunning. I love the deep purple and reddish notes. The head also has a slight purple tint that makes this look delicate and delicious. When it comes down to it this looks more like a juice than a beer!

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The aroma is sweet and slightly funky. I get notes of the fruit and a slight malt and wheat backbone. It’s not a complex aroma or anything that I would consider outstanding.

The flavor is more of German wheat beer with a crisp, clean, tart blueberries and raspberries finish. I was wanting more sour funk. It’s more of a fruited wheat beer. The flavor was pretty good, but felt flat of my expectations. I think my expectations of the beer impacted my review. This was hyped up a lot and now that it fell flat I think I’m not liking it as much. You never want to over promise and under deliver.

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The mouthfeel was smooth and somewhat dry. It’s got pretty good body which was nice. Overall, it’s a good beer. It’s not something that I would hype up, but it’s a good offering in their beer selection. I’d recommend this for wine lovers and those who don’t like traditional beer.



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Like the sours, but having a hard time getting around to enjoy the fruit-infused brews.

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