From a can this pours a slightly cloudy orange with a light brown tint. Nose is somewhat like mild blueberry candy. Interesting first taste is tart and just a tad of blueberry on top of a fairly salty brew. Sometimes many so called gose I've tasted really lacked in the salt department, this one does not. Pretty well balanced and it has nice carbonation to back it up. Yes, thru the middle, that carbonation is quite refreshing. To say this has something to do with a muffin, I must disagree. Its just a well made mildly fruited gose. No hint of muffin per say in here. Better off just calling it blueberry gose, that would be more accurate. Finish is a friendly salted gose experience. Overall this Blueberry muffin thing was a very nice, better than expected, beer tasting session.

Not real excited about the advertised flavorings in this but lets give her a go. Pour is hazy pale with orange tint from a 2.7$ can. Very thin white blanket for a head. Maybe some light caramel and coconut aroma, very faint. Not sure what to think about the first taste but I do immediately detect some cutting carbonation! Yea, each swig is a mouth full of foam, refreshing on the palate; I like that! There is some sweetness in there but its not in yer face like a pastry beer, its balanced better with the cream ale aspects. I can't really pick out the coconut nor the caramel, but the light sweetness is certainly present. Not sure about the chocolate either. There is no sense of the typical beer bitterness in here, even for a cream ale style. Yea, finish borders on being too sweet, but it never quite gets there, keeps you on the edge, right up to the end. Probably could drink a few of theses, hides its alky content very well. Not bad overall. If this flavored beer is really a cream ale, its one of the better ones I've had. Right up there with Bullseye Roadhouse, Paladin D20, Beaver Brewing Wet Hop Citra and Gizmo Golden Ale-ement. Good job there 903!

Can for 2.5$ at vintage estate. Pour is orange light brown tinted pale and hazy. Nose is not as expected it just smells like a tart gose, some sour tangy. First taste is also less dill pickle than expected. Yes it does have plenty of dill weed and salt in there, but to say you are drinken pickle juice may be overdoing it. Actually as a lover of tart and wild beers, I find this quite enjoyable. Easy to drink. May I be mistaken if I said I taste some hints of cantillon style lambic in here?? Maybe its just my imagination but this stuff is tart on the wild side and quite tasty. Much better than many gose I've done. You know, goes is supposed to have some saltiness in it, but most do not. This stuff does! Right up there with Boulevard Hibiscus Gose, Urban Artifact Epicurean - Chicago Relish/Bread & Butter Pickle, Cigar City Margarita Gose and Sierra Nevada Otra Vez: Cactus & Grapefruit.

Hazy dark gold with a small white head that faded quickly. Sweet, salty and grainy with pomegranate and lime notes. Medium finish and body.

Can pours clear pale yellah. Big fancy aroma of real peanuts, no lie. First big swig is all peanuts too. Was expecting a cloying bomb but the peanuts in this really come across like the real thing. In the middle, I do start to pick out the cream ale, just barely cause the the peanuts are so overwhelming. Could not drink many of these but for a single tick I'm finding it quite interesting. Not as good as Hershey, Penn, Left Hand or R Bar peanut butter brews but its ok by me. Just don't make me drink more that a couple. In the end, it certainly stands up to its name, except I'm not sure where the crunch comes in.