Herr Kinski's Blackberry Thought Forms
Urban Family Brewing Co.

 

 

Pours a cloudy, vibrant pink. 1/4 inch head of an off-white color. Good retention and decent lacing. Smells of strong bacterial funk, strong blackberries, slight yeast, and slight sweet malt. Fits the style of an American Wild Ale. Mouth feel is sharp and crisp, with a low carbonation level. There is a noticeable tartness. Tastes of strong blackberries, bacterial funk, hint of hop, slight yeast, hint of pale malt, and a hint of alcohol. Overall, the aroma and body are strong, fresh, and amazing. The blends of both aroma and body are spectacular. This is one of the best beers of my life.

Poured into a can glass. Pours a well carbonated purple-red color with a fingernail head that doesn't linger. Nose of funk, blackberries, and tart blueberries. Taste follows nose with a tart/slight puckering funk, semi-sweet blackberries, and clean tart finish. Light body and high carbonation with no aftertastes.
One of my go to beers that I pick up a bottle every 3 or 4 weeks. It's tart and just short of puckering with a really fun color to it. It holds up bottle after bottle.

 

05/24/2016

Might be one of the best looking beers in the glass I've ever had. A shade of purple I could only try to duplicate. Not a face melting sour beer a bit more subdued with a nice berry bouquet and taste.

Pour an effervescent pink-ish purple with a sliver of fast falling beige colored head. A pretty beer, that perhaps looks more alike a healthy detox juice concoction; average lacing & head retention

S: Berries, pomegranate

T: Tart blackberry with a granita flavor as well up front. Much tartness as this warms, a little grassiness & berry. Finishes tart & slight sweet/sour

MF: Light/medium body with delicate carbonation, enamel stripping stickyness

Refreshing & different would sure drink more of this in the Summer. Will not have enough sourness or funk for the hardcore, but this worked for me