Jam Out
Fifty West Brewing Co

Poured from a cam into my trusty, non-judgmental, never-gets-jealous Guinness glass.

Hazy grapefruit pink-red-orange-salmon color. Fizzy head that disappeared quickly like dolla-store sodapop.

Sour, raspberry flavor with some blueberries and maybe one small blackberry too. Its mother smelled of elderberries. The alcohol flavor is just enough to add a little lingonberry essence to it. More berry than sour, but definitely both.

Sharp, active carbonation that gives a sharp, active *uurrrp* mouthfeel.

It’s like if IKEA made a beer, and that beer had a love child with a 7UP.

Not too bad overall if you want a berry sour. I’ll finish it. Probably won’t go for it again.

12 FL OZ can
Served in a stemless wine glass

This beer pours pink for Breast Cancer Awareness Month. It had a fleeting head that leaves no trace.

HUGE blueberry aroma. Not sure what other berries are in this beer, but blueberry aroma dominates.

Much like the aroma, the flavor is dominated by blueberry. It is kind of sweet with a slight tartness.

Thin bodied with a dry mouthfeel

This is a nice blueberry kettle sour. I know there are other berries in this. The blueberries shine for this guy though.

Single can from Party Source
Hazy blood orange red color with a thin ring of foam around the glass.
Distinctive mixed berry aroma and favor.
Quite sour, not my thing.