After School Prrrt
Drekker Brewing Company

Given to me.

Pours a cloudy deep red with a finger of pink foam, retention is very good, lacing not so much.

The smell is all fruity with tart and some sweet notes. Raspberry, strawberry, passion fruit.

The taste is tart strawberry and raspberry, pineapple, passion fruit, plums are now popping in.

Mouthfeel is, well, smooth. I would drink this again. Different and delicious.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Drekker After School Prrrt Snack Time Sour, 6.8% ABV. Pours thick and opaque rust, with a one-finger light orange head that left puree residue. Nose is light fruit mashup, with pineapple and strawberry in the front. Taste follows, plus plum, vanilla, and lactose, quite sweet, pleasantly tart, salty on the close. The plum takes the sharp edges off the tart fruits, something Drekker has been doing a lot of. Excellent thick and creamy mouthfeel, with decent carbonation. Overall world class, one of the better Drekker sours I've had.

 

Pours a turbid pale raspberry with visible floaties. Silt forms around the inside of the glass much the same way silt is left behind from a glass of V8 juice. Aroma is slightly sour Fruit by the Foot, Gushers, and sugary sweet 'fruit flavored' treats. It's pungent, but brief, hitting those sugary notes hard and quick. Flavor profile is much the same, bringing forward Gushers and Fruit by the Foot sugary fruit sweetness, underlined by subtle sourness. To keep on trend with the after school candy treats, it's not quite Warhead candy sour, but definitely jaw tightening. Mouth feel is thick, driven by consistent grit and silt. The texture matches the floaties in the look of the beer. Overall, an incredibly wild beer, driven by sugary fruit candy notes with underlying sour tones to balance it out.

Served in a 15.5oz Speigalau tulip from a 16oz can.

 

 

Super hazy peachy-pinkish orange color with a finger of guava-tinted head. It’s fairly quick to dissipate into a thin crown.

Sugary sweet and slightly tart smelling with pineapple, cherry, passionfruit and general tropical fruit / fruit medley aromas.

The taste largely follows. It’s only slightly tart. Really sweet up front — strawberry, pineapple, passionfruit, that sort of thing — giving way to light tropical punch with a semi-dry finish.

Medium bodied with moderate carbonation.

This tastes like a tropical fruit cup / punch / juice pouch sort of thing. Fun to try.

No canned on date, first beer out of ND!

Love the concept of this beer, with tons of my favorite childhood snacks thrown right in, along with a plethora of fruit. The pour is like a rose gold pink color, with a heavy two finger head of foam that rises up quickly. It drops back down equally as fast, leaving a thin ring of frothy head in its wake.

Right away, the nose reminds me of fruit punch. Strawberry really stands out, as does passionfruit aromas, with undertones of milk sugar and a touch of vanilla to bring everything together. Honestly, this thing smells straight up like Strawberry Punch Gushers.

Everything you wanted from the nose directly translates to the flavors here. Full of tart, sugary fruits, again with strawberry as the predominant force. Other flavors of raspberry, hints of pineapple, and again just really bringing back memories of those guilty pleasure, juice filled lunchbox snacks.

Fairly thin, with a sharp carbonation, mild acidity, and good puckering tartness. There's a good amount of residual stickiness left behind, but what else could you expect from a beer with so much sugar added??