The aromas are an odd mix of bittersweet beer and blueberry that don't really pair well. Flavors are very similar to nose except for there's less blueberry. Totally forgettable beer.

Bottle thanks to Drake! I guess my self-imposed limit of 3 on a work night is well out the window. The last one invigorated me, so let's go with something else fruity (the last one was more herbal, but let's just go with it). Hazy golden with a small white head. Nose, almost immediately upon opening, is blueberry. I almost have to say it's fresh blueberry - it doesn't smell artificial to me. Flavor is green grasses and tart blueberry... green leaf creeps in later. I'm very neutral on blueberries; never in my life have I craved or even purchased them, but never in my life have I been turned off by them when I ate them. This isn't bad... It's fresh blueberry, somewhat tart, and some green shit. It is what it is. I'd drink it again, but I wouldn't seek it out, just as I don't seek out blueberries.

12 ounce bottle from a Cermak, 3/31/19. Hazy amber, thin head. Aroma of berry candy with a bit of tartness, and some caramel. Taste is canned tomatoes, berries, caramel. Thin. Bad.

12oz bottle picked up from the brewpub. Hazy orange-grey body. Steady, creamy white head. This is pretty decent, assumably because they can cover everything up with blueberry, which they do. Medium bodied, with some tartness. Surprisingly OK.

On tap at the Oshkosh location. Pours a clear pale gold with an amber hue, visible carbonation and a white head that lasts and laces. Blueberries added to the glass. Aroma is full of blueberries backed by a bit of sweet grain and cookie. Flavor has a nice blueberry note that mellows slightly to finish not as sweet. Light and easy to drink.