Triple Berry Slushy
903 Brewers

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Ordered from Tavour in a 16 ounce can. Chilled and poured into a hurricane glass.

Look: Maroon colored beer, pulpy, big maroon bubbly head that dissipated leaving fruit pulp on the glass. No lacing but tons of pulp as we drank. Typical of a 903 slushy.
Smell: Earthy blueberry, raspberry and earthy berry I am guessing is blackberry.
Taste: Taste follows the smell, earthy blueberry up front with some raspberry in the background, then followed by some earthy notes of what I am guessing is blackberry. Sour and light vanilla on the trail end.
Feel: Full mouthfeel. The fruit pulp and lactose really tame the sour pang we got in on the mid to late palate. The pulp is almost chewable, but not unpleasant.

Overall this is a typical 903 slushy. The look is more like a super dark wine or juice than it is a beer. The smell is fruity and a tad malty on the end. The taste is exactly as they describe but with light vanilla. Super drinkable beer. We sipped on this while smoking some wings and making some homemade fries. Yummy for a warm summer day.

Cheers everyone!

A: The beer is very hazy dark purple in color. It poured with a quarter finger high purplish to pink head that left a collar around the edge of the glass and lots of "slushy" bits of fruit particles covering the surface and the sides of the glass.
S: Light to moderate aromas of blueberries and blackberries are present in the nose.
T: The taste follows the smell but has additional flavors of raspberries and hints of vanilla towards the finish. There is a light to moderate amount of sourness.
M: It feels medium-bodied and "slushy" on the palate with a moderate amount of carbonation.
O: This beer is all about the berries and the taste does a very good job at combining the flavors of the three different types of berries.

Serving type: can

 

Pulpy purple reddish body. I mean it when I say pulpy. Mostly blueberry and raspberry puree, a bit of tart blackberry puree. Light lemon acidity, viscous with a very mild vanilla sweetness lingering on the backend. Still, everyone is chasing after Drekker