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- Great retention and lacing. S: Blueberry puree and light grains. I would order this if it were on tap, which I feel would give it a little more room to breathe, or if I were having a summer cookout with grilled chicken and corn, or another light dish.
- The snag is, to this palate anyway, this beer loses its appeal very quickly. O: For what it is a decent beer. The flavors that stand out most to me are honey and pastry.
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- He chose a great week to go to a beer city because this week is the Great American Beer Festival GABF , and twitter is blowing up with news and results from the contest. This was a couple of years ago when Fat Heads was still not even selling their beers in cans, and their reach was limited at best. Obviously it looks like really thin honey, but the color is that same deep, golden, honey-bronze color that you would expect to be inside of a plastic bear, not in a glass of beer. It started with about an inch of fluffy white foam on top that leaves decent lacing on the glass as the head fades. Aroma: Even as I poured this into the glass I was hit in the face with blueberry aroma. I also get notes of honey, and bready malts. It smells heavenly, to be honest, and I am anxious to give it a try. The back of my throat gets coated with sweet, syrupy stickiness that begs to be washed down with another sip. This is a very sweet beer. That may have been their goal, but I still want my beer to taste like beer, with hints of fruit flavor throughout. The flavors that stand out most to me are honey and pastry. Not only did they win a gold medal at the GABF, but they made a very solid fruit beer. Giving this a grade, I would go with an 83, or a lower-middle B. I would order this if it were on tap, which I feel would give it a little more room to breathe, or if I were having a summer cookout with grilled chicken and corn, or another light dish.
- S: Blueberry ring and light grains. Not only did they win a gold medal at the GABF, but they made a very solid fruit beer. Basically a light blueberry wheat. Aroma: Even as I poured this into the glass I was hit in the face with blueberry aroma. Solo it looks like really thin honey, but the color is that same deep, golden, honey-bronze color that you would expect to be inside of a plastic bear, not in a glass of beer. Great retention and lacing. Perhaps more a bit more parochial, preferring our own beers to the new sin. He chose a great week to go to a beer city because this week is the Great American Beer Festival GABFand twitter is blowing up with news and results from the contest. Mouth is nicely between medium and full, berries on the finish.