Liquid Bliss
Terrapin Beer Company

 

Had this at the end of the year in 2018. Still yet to have a PB&J beer that really wowed me, we're prolly around a dozen tries thus far.

This one pours very dark brown, might as well be black, good sized 4/5" lighter brown head, small bubbles, tightly done, if nothing else, this is a good looking beer, and certainly the good head formation in a beer purportedly with peanut butter (oily) is even more impressive. Aroma of chocolate, lesser peanut butter and roasted malt. I guess this isn't a jelly beer, just a chocolate peanut butter one.

Taste is decent, better than expected. Doesn't go too hard down the road of chocolate, peanut butter or saltiness. Goes for a more balanced approach to the adjuncts. Isn't sludge like, relatively easy to drink. Drinks less carbonated than the appearance providing for more 'smoothness'. This beer pretty much hits on what it proclaims to be, so if you're into chocolate and peanut butter, I would recommend you check it out, plus its affordable.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

The pour is a luscious looking onyx black with a beautiful beige head of foam. The carbonation looks the part of your typical porter. Oh wow! i'm getting big peanut butter popping out in the aroma. I'm a sucker for a well made peanut butter sandwich I eat about 3 to 5 of them on a weekly basis. Furthermore, there great balance of flavor with the chocolate & peanut butter in the mouthfeel, not to mention that the beer going down smoothly somewhere between medium to heavy. This beer truly does taste like liquid bliss in my stout glass. I'm a fan of the Grateful Dead & I can tell that the owner of the brewery is one also. Terrapin is one of the best Georgia breweries along with Sweetwater. Cheers! A-