Put A Blueberry On It
Turning Point Beer

 

Pours a dark, berry-medley, prune-juice sort of color with two fingers of purple head that fairly quickly settle in to a wispy cap and crown.

Creamy blueberry pie in the nose with a nice Berlineresque tartness.

Wow. This tastes great. Creamy blueberry pie up front — with the crust and all, but not too sweet. Mild tartness with a little kiss of lactose in the finish.

Full bodied for the style with modest carbonation.

Exceeded my expectations. The mix of fruit and creaminess here is spot on. I love how it avoids being overly sweet and overly tart. As drinkable as a Berliner should be, despite a lot more heft to it.

 

 

Reddish purple pour with dark pink head.
Smells tart, blueberry is definitely there in this one.
Taste is mix of tart and sweet ripe blueberry.
Body is surprisingly on the heavy side of medium. Carbonation is good.
Overall a tasty fruited Berliner.

This beer pours a beautiful red/purple color. Dark, and deep. The head is red, 1 finger, but the retention is poor.
The nose is nice and rich with blueberry. Slightly tart nose.
Taste - it is a nice, rich, deep, slightly tart blueberry taste. The blueberry isn't artificial - it is all natural.
Bubbly feeling. The body is quite full, even for such a low ABV beer.
Solid Berliner. Just fun, and easy drinking. A nice change up from all the IPAs and stouts.

Pours a bright purple with pink frothy head. Bubbles settle into thin collar around the glass.

Aroma is blueberry candy, sweet tarts.

Big blueberry flavor, blueberry pie with a bit of mineral and just the slightest hint of grassy grain.

Light, crisp, dry. Carbonation is a bit effervescent.

Nice brew, sweet and tart blueberry flavors mix nice with crisp and tart base brew.