On tap at Vermont Tap house.
This was poured into a tulip, still I get what’s going on.
The appearance was a ruby red color. Thin white head. Quick dissipation.
The smell takes on some sour fruitless (raspberries then some blueberries, somewhat tart, peach is super far underneath).
The flavor sticks mainly to the sour side of the wheelhouse. Fruitiness is far underneath. Sour shows a nice effort to stick in the aftertaste and pounds at the finish.
On the palate, this one sat about a light to medium on the body with a fair sessionability about it. Carbonation rides fairly light. Sour harshness hits well.
Overall, Berliner weisse, hmmmm....well, I liked it for me, but I didn’t get the \"sour-ed wheat\" portion that normally exists in these. I’d still have again.

Grolwer shared by willrunforbeer, thanks man!! Beautiful violet color, thin head in a goblet. Aroma is more lily earthy berries, light yogurt, subtle sour hints. Flavor does have a nice elements of fruit with the blueberries being the obvious dominate character. The peach comes off as juicy. More yogurt toward the backend. Pretty nice Berliner!

Poured from growler thanks Willrunforbeer nice purple with red tinges and a grey is off white head. Aromas of sour berries and blueberry. Taste is balanced dry tart wild berry hint of peach skin. Nice. --- Beer merged from original tick of Argent on 21 Jun 2016 at 20:58 - Score: 7