J.R.E.A.M. - Blueberry Peach
Burley Oak Brewing Co.

 

 

 

 

Pours cloudy apricot pinkish color with a 2-3 finger foamy off white head that was packed with bubbles, fading very, very slowly while leaving decent spotty foamy lacing.

Smells of blueberry, grape jelly, peaches, orange peel, biscuit, wheat, candied sugar, Razzles candy and tropical fruit. Doesn't come off like a wild ale, no funky notes, but the fruity aspects are really nice and not too sweet.

Flavor starts off sweet and tart with blueberry, peach, apricot, white grape juice, orange juice, pineapple, buttery crackers, wheat, candied sugar, Razzles candy, Skittles, green apple and tropical fruit. No funk, no problem, as the blueberry and peach bring nice fruity flavors that keep it complex and minimize the tart or funky components of some wild ales. It might be too sweet for some people, but I found it tasty and enjoyable.

 

 

 

Thank you CanConPhilly for this
16 oz can poured into a teku

A- A murky ruby red with a purple tint and a small pinkish head

S- Tart, some sweet blueberry jam, hints of peach, lacto, wheat.

T- Sweet and tart blueberry jam, peachs, some hints of lemons, wheat, some lacto.

M- Smooth, light body.

O- Love the blueberry peach combo, has some sweetness, but it is well balanced by the tartness. Worth seeking out

 

 

 

 

 

Gorgous hazy ruby look, 3 inches of froth that settles down to a thin white circle. tart fruity sniffing. Tangy fruit with the lactose cleaning on the backside.
Nice balance of fruitiness to tartness, the peachy sweetness upfront merging into the blueberry tartness on the swallow.

In the final analysis, the huge fresh fruity aspect of this is really grabbing me, I'm on my 3rd of a 4 pack and will be seeking to refresh my supplies, Burley Oak is moving into the sour slinging and this is a candidate for best new sour of the year for me.