This is quite possibly the most abnoxious artificial flavours I've ever tasted. This is the definition of fake blueberry flavouring. I can't taste anything else other than fake blueberry. Drain pour.

Uh what? First can gusher I’ve ever seen and then just as a poured barely 2 oz into a shaker glass, the foam filled entire glass all the way to the rim! So I’m just gonna wait and keep pouring. Another 3 oz nearly overfills the glass with foam. What’s in the glass so far is a cloudy orangey-red color, and the head has a peachy type tint. A few minutes have gone by and the head has subsided a bit more, so back I go for a 3rd pour: I can feel I’ve got about half the can out, and there’s a peak of thick foam riding the glass, which is just under half full of beer. Trying to get some hint of the aroma as I wait, I’m not sure what to think. One of my first reactions was of the stink of malt liquor dregs in a can found in a trashcan by a softball diamond on an August day in Central Indiana, circa 1979. There’s a distinct tomato juice component as well. Yeasty/doughy. 4th pour. I guess there’s a fruitiness there too, though it’s vague and doesn’t remind of blueberries in the least. 5th pour, I precariously forced the rest of the can into the glass, managed to avoid a spill. Might be a few minutes before it subsides enough for me to start drinking. I’m a little afraid. Now that’s the glass is full, and the beer sits darker in the glass, a darker red starts to show. OK here goes. Oh, that’s not so bad. Fruitiness is more apparent, again it only touches at blueberry. There’s definitely a sweet-tart-tannic-graininess at the finish that reminds of malt liquor. Lighter body and heavy carbonation save it from being a fruity version of Schlitz ML. Tolerable.

Can 12fl.oz. @ cgarvieuk [ Lets do a chrisO Tasting ], Edinburgh, Scotland. [ As Brew Bus Youre My Boy, Blue ].Unclear matt medium amber color with a small to average, frothy, good lacing, mostly diminishing, off-white head. Aroma is moderate malty, caramel, blueberry, butterscotch. Flavour is moderate sweet with a long duration, butterscotch, berry - fruity. Body is medium, texture is oily, carbonation is soft. [20140315]

Sampled from a 12 oz can this beer poured a dark red-plum color with a huge soapy pink head that lingered and left decent lacing. The aroma was sweet sugar, vague berry, egg white, butter and was a bit off. The flavor was sweet sugar, vague berry and butter. Medium length finish. Medium body. Pretty bad.

A pinkish ale with a thin off white head. In aroma, sweet fruity malt with light oxidation, berries, so-so. In mouth, a sweet cloying berry malt with mineral notes, watery, boring. On tap at redlight redlight.