PB & J Sammich
Rocky Mountain Brewing

A - Pours a dirty pinkish brown color, kind of looks like what you might get if you threw a peanut butter and jelly sandwhich in a blender and watered it down a bit.

S - This smells just like a peanut butter and jelly sandwich. Strong peanut butter with some nice jelly smell. No Crusts smelled just like a PB&J but somehow I think this may smell even more like a PB&J sandwich. Great stuff.

T - Taste is more jelly, peanut butter is surprisingly a bit of a non-factor. Peanuts come through a little in the middle but have a bit of a raw taste. Some slight tart jelly bite on the end. Good for what it is, but it's not a fantastic tasting beer.

M - Medium bodied, a little bit syrupy, carbonation bite on the end.

O - This delivers on what it is trying to do, and earns marks for that. I don't necessarily love this, but it's an enjoyable experience and worth trying if you like these types of gimmick beers.

 

Enjoyed at the brewery on tap. This is yet another beer that I am simply amazed by. How do they get the flavors do transfer so well into the beer? Pours a light brown with a cream head. Nose has peanut butter and strawberry jelly. Taste like I am drink a peanut butter and jelly sandwich. Simply amazing what they are doing at Rocky Mountain with these beers.

Thanks to Mike (AgentZero) for another unexpected treat from Colorado. Served in a tulip.

A - A half-finger of off-white foam settles to a thin cap and thick collar, leaving behind spotty lace. Hazy brownish orange body.

S - Toasted grains, roasted peanuts, peanut butter, and a hint of fruity sweetness. Not quite as intense as No Crusts, but still quite enjoyable.

T - Taste is more "jelly" forward than the aroma, with sweet strawberry and other jammy fruits. Finish is a mix of peanut butter and sugar cookies. Pretty on-point for the intended effect, but gets a bit cloying after a few pours.

M - Well, there's more carbonation than Da Yoopers, but it's still at the medium-low level. Otherwise quite similar - medium body, sticky and chewy, with a bit of dry peanut texture as well.

D - Not as drinkable as Da Yoopers, but still fairly enjoyable in moderate quantities. Alcohol is well hidden, and it's a successful "novelty" beer. I'd have one of these if I ever came across it in the future, but I'm more interested in trying some of Rocky Mountain's other offerings first.