Peanut Butter And Jelly Squeeze!
Prairie Artisan Ales

 

The most disgusting beer I have ever had. I am so sorry to the brewers of this beer, but I wouldn't be surprised if they made this beer as an April's Fool joke. A good friend of mine who's the manager of a local store, saved one for me to try it to see what I thought. He told me that the 'Peanut Butter And Jelly Squeeze!' was the worst beer he ever had. But wanted to know my honest opinion.
It is really hideous, it tastes like a spoiled peanut butter and jelly sandwich, quite sour but hard to swallow because of the disgusting flavor and it feels like a peanut butter and jelly diluted juice with alcohol. The only one thing that is not bad, is the look of it because it looks like a nice and accurate purpleish red as if it was made to look like jelly juice.
Other than that, I would recommend you to buy just so you can too try the worst beer you will ever have or as a prank for your buddies. You can tell them that this is the best beet you ever had and then: April's Fool!
Yikes! Worst beer ever made. Sorry brewers! I bet you had the best intention when you created it.

Canned 3/21/22

It’s been a minute since I’ve had anything from Prairie, and I didn’t think a peanut butter and jelly inspired Kettle Sour would be my return to them but here we are. Somehow, this isn’t the first of its kind I’ve tried, and once again curiosity got the best of me so I had to pick it up to try it. Let’s crack it open

Pours an opaque deep pinkish purple with 2 fingers of violet head that fades to a thin ring and leaves minimal lacing

There’s a nice tartness to this, but also a nice peanut butter vibe. I’m picking up on aromas of tart raspberry, jammy blackberry, chalky peanut butter, doughy malt, blueberry, lemon juice, and light vanilla

In taste, peanut butter is traded for roasted peanuts, which honestly suits it nicely. On the front end of the sip I’m tasting tart blueberry, jammy blackberry, roasted peanut, bready malt, red grape, and light vanilla. The swallow brings notes of roasted peanut, grape jelly, tart blueberry, vanilla, blackberry, and light bready malt

A light medium body pairs with gentle carbonation, resulting in a tart and smooth beer. Finishes surprisingly dry and crisp

Damn, this is surprisingly nicely done and well balanced. Bravo Prairie

Pours a slushy red color with a foamy head that disappears quickly. Slightly fruity aroma. Taste is tart fruit with a strong taste of peanuts. Not thick like other slushy sours.

 

 

 

 

 

pours purple not much head - tastes like a bland pb& j sandwhich , only made it thru half the can

 

Pours a gorgeous purple with a finger of pink foam. Fruit purée clings to the inside of the glass. Nose is spot on peanut butter and jelly. Taste follows suit with a more than subtle tartness that kind of negates the fruit and peanut flavors. Feel is fairly thin from what I was expecting from the look of the beer. Overall, slightly above average.