Peach & Boysenberry Cobbler
Southern Grist Brewing Co.

Pours a berry color small head fads fast

Aroma is malty bready cobbler base loaded with berry sweetness peach hints really smelling sweet for a wild ale with some light spice to round it out.

Taste is loads of berries lightly tart the big bready sweetness I smelled isn't really in the flavor. finish is lingering berries, peach hints and some mild spice to tingle the tip of the tongue.

Mouthfeel is light and refreshing fairly mild carbonation.

Overall isn't bad, not sure I would really have it again though.

Received from @jdell15 in a BIF. Undated can. Poured into a pint glass. It pours an opaque magenta color with slight orange hues. The pastel pink head dissipated very quickly. It has a very nice aroma with lots of candied peach and red berry. Boysenberry dominates the flavor; it's only moderately tart and is balanced by a hint of vanilla cream. The peach makes its appearance at the back end; it's subtle at first but becomes more evident as the glass warms. There are also notes of cinnamon at the finish. This ale is sweeter than the other Wild Ales from Southern Grist that I've tried. It has a lite, crisp mouth feel with fairly lively carbonation, and it drinks easily at 6% ABV. Overall, Peach & Boysenberry Cobbler is a refreshing, flavorful kettle sour. I'm glad to have tried it.