Blue Berry Muffin Yeti
Great Divide Brewing Co.

Looks like a beer should. Deep, dark brown with a rapidly receding one finger head.

Smells like a fresh-baked blueberry muffin. Tastes like one too, but in beer form. It is sweet but not in an aggressive way. Outstanding.

Medium-heavy carbonation and thickness gives this beer a perfect mouthfeel.

Bourbon barrel age this thing and crank the ABV up to 12% and I’d give it an overall 5/5. This is an excellent beer, especially if you have a sweet tooth and a love for blueberry muffins.

12 oz can from the mixed Yeti 12-pack.

Excellent appearance including a fine beige head.

Aroma. A strong, dominant note of blueberry puree with some dark roast.

The flavor largely follows but worth more complexity and less dominant blueberry.

 

 

Pours an effervescent mahogany with 2 fingers of mocha colored head. Above average head retention & great lacing

S: Serious blueberry muffin

T: Blueberry muffin, coffee & a little dark chocolate up front. Blueberries, vanilla & coffee as this beer warms up, a little cola as well with restrained booziness. Finishes with blueberry, vanilla, a little chocolate, lesser amounts of coffee, booze & pine

MF: Medium body, restrained carbonation

The best one in the 12 pack besides the OG. flavor combos worked well. thought it drank great

Canned 2/3/26. Full disclosure, I LOVE blueberries, that sed, while this has a nice blueberry aroma, the flavor is like a synthetic blueberry-kinda-weak-syrup with no cinnamon or cocoa/chocolate notes to my tastebuds? Decent enough mouthfeel & certainly smooth for a 9.5%er but such a disappointment compared to other Yetis. Quick revision, sideways and possibly downwards. If'n this is 9.5% then I'm 9.5 feet tall.

12oz canned on. Opened 2-6-26.
1 finger tan head (very good retention) on a black body. Early lacing as the head recedes and fully laced to follow.
Blueberry, lemon icing, cigar box in the aroma.
Sweet blueberry, cola, light vanilla,
Medium plus body with a slick, round mouthfeel. Fruity, roasty finish with a decent pop of sweetness mid-palate but ultimately a drier finish than expected.
Great drinkability, a tasty treat.
Very Good.

To be continued

Looks like an imperial stout should, don’t be a dumbass.

Smells like a dang sugary blueberry muffin you buy at the grocery store, not the kind made at home.

Mouth feel is creamy and thick as to be expected.

Taste is not a big surprise here although when I got it I didn’t expect it for some reason. Can says it got cinnamon- I only detected it on the back end. when I read that - so it’s not strong - but maybe as it warms it will show up more. It actually tastes like it’s been on oak to me for some reason, I get that taste in my mouth and that could be something to do with the cinnamon - I dont know.

Overall it’s pretty dang good to be honest, could I or would I, drink more than one in a sitting, heck not, it would be too much sweetness flavor for me, but am i glad in drinking right now? Yes.



But dang overall

 

 

Part of a Yeti Variety pack. 12oz can

Pours a jet black color. Totally opaque. A small skim of a tan head on the initial pours.

Aromas of a sweet muffin.

A very tasty brew. The normal Yeti stout, which is delicious , is enhanced by a sweet backbone of blueberry and biscuit-like breadlines. The ABV is well hidden behind the sweetness of this beer.

Medium consistency with mild carbonation.

Overall, this is a fantastic variation of the Yeti line of stouts. I’m looking forward to trying the other different styles in the variety pack…Chhers!