Daily Serving raspberry and blueberry
Trillium Brewing Company

 

Honestly, this beer reminded me of a beet juice when I poured it. Carbonated beet juice with a pink head. Not an awesome start.
Of course, this was sent to me as a Mystery Beer in NBW BIF #18 by der WunderLlama. So I had no idea what I was pouring.
The taste though- how did they get so much raspberry in there and still have a beer? Lightly tart (which I think is what put cherries on my mind) which went very well with the raspberries- the wild ones I get around here are often a bit tart as well. I guessed there was something other than raspberries but my mind offered up cherries instead of blueberries. Though come to think of it, the color is almost exactly what I would think a raspberry/blueberry smoothie would look like.
Anyways, the taste is amazing, the tart is mild and accents the fruit and the carbonation keeps it feeling lighter than it has a right to be based on the appearance.
Good beer and I really enjoyed it.

16 oz can dated 11/30/23

Pours cloudy opaque purplish blue red with a dense creamy light pink foam head. Smells like fresh ripe raspberries, blueberries, mixed berry melange, caramelized wheat malt, with mild earthy hop. Tastes full flavored and bursting with jammy fresh berries, ripe raspberries, dark blueberries, mixed berry smoothie, caramelized wheat malt, with mild earthy hops. Feels medium-full bodied, thick and viscous with smooth moderate low carbonation. Overall a really great Berliner weisse style ale with raspberry and blueberry.

Chilled 16 oz can poured into a pretentious beer glass

Waves of raspberry jam on the pour . Aroma is tart raspberries

Hazy purplish red liquid capped by a two finger pink foam , spotty lacings cost the glass, settles to a ring and island

Taste is juicy sweetart raspberry with a blueberry chaser

Low sudsing , thick , jammy , sweet , tart finish , slight fizziness

Good beer