Bottle shared by Tom, thanks! Pours a hazy amber red with a white head that dissipates to the edges. Aroma has light tart blueberry with a bit of straw and hay backing. Flavor has a nice blueberry note with straw and a hint of yogurt.

750mL bottle drunk on 1/25 and 1/26/14
Black raspberry purple with lighter strawberry red tints. Fluffy white head is flecked with pink and recedes slowly to cover. Plentiful sediment in the bottom and tons of fine carbonation rising.
Blueberry skins in the nose remind me of Mystic’s Vinland Two, yet there is some lactic tartness here that helps break up the blueberry. Light powdered sugar and vegetal notes seem to go hand in hand with the fruitiness, but it’s faint and mostly passing. Medium to high strength of aroma, no alcohol noted, very little malt.
Spicy, tart, rich blueberry flavor is very authentic and well-done, it just seems to lack a follow up with much maltiness. A very fleeting sourness is interesting, but ultimately leads back to a lightly sweet blueberry flavor mixed with some light malt sweetness (white sugar-like). Tight, creamy almost, carbonation helps bolster the light body and certainly asserts this as a refreshing summer quaffer. Seems like this wasn’t intended as anything more than a light, refreshing blueberry golden ale, but the oak and lactic character tease your expectations. Would have really liked more malt body, barrel character and sourness.

Refrigerated 75 cl brown bottle poured into a white wine glass. Pours hazy purple with big pink head. Aroma is nice blueberry, medium/light body, medium carbonation, and big bubble lacing. Taste is soft malt with a hint of blueberry. Hoped for more blueberry.

Bottle. Pours cloudy reddish purple, small fizzy pinkish head mostly dissipates with some lacing. Aroma is blueberry, oak, touch of funk. Flavor is light sweet initially, drying out quick. Just a bit tart and fruity with a backdrop of pleasant barnyard. Dry finish, lingering oaky fruity tart flavors. Light body, bubbly high carbonation - a bit soda-like, which detracts from an otherwise lovely beer.

Sampled from a 750 ml brown bottle this beer poured a murky blood-black color with a medium sized foamy light pink head that lingered and left good lacing. The aroma was sweetish berry, biscuit and a faint herbal presence. The flavor was very tart and sour blueberry, cherry pits, and a dry and astringent herbal presence. Long tart and sour blueberry finish. Medium body. Interesting.

750mL bottle, sent from Glouglouburp (thanks a lot, Dany), pours a cloudy vibrant reddish amber with a small beige head. Aroma is huge on blueberries, with not a whole lot else. Flavour brings out blueberry, perfume, some acidity, and moderate oak barrels. The blueberries are not sweet at all and the perfume cuts down on he blueberry. Overrated, but decent stuff.

Bottle shared by Jay at tasting at my house. Pours reddish purple with pink head. Nose and taste of fresh wild blueberries with hints of white sugar cookies. Dryish blueberry finish. Very fresh blueberries. Not overly sugary. Medium body.

Pours deep ruby int a tulip. Pinkish head with little retention recedes to skim surface. Sour blueberry and stale feet aromas. Mild soapy blueberry and stinky feet upfront turning to marshmallow before the abrupt finish.

Patriots playoff beer better be from mass so splurged a tad for this refreshingly different brew. Pours plum colored with nice lacing. Nose of fresh blueberries and Brett. Tastes bretty, of blueberries, cucumbers, plums, earth, and oak. Very dry and slightly tart. Could be slightly more sour but fun and delicious