Boysenberry Peach Double Jammer
Burning Barrel Brewing Co

Appearance - Pours murky and berry red in color with a pink, finger width head that peels away in fair time, revealing a thin, broken layer of suds with a fair ring around the edge of the glass. Lacing consists of broke webbing, lines, small spots and what appears to be ultra-fine pulp.

Smell - Tart and fruity as hell. Lemon cuts through the nose, with strong notes of boysenberry right behind. Very faint peach.

Taste - Follows the nose. Tart upfront, then boysenberry kicks in, along with a hint of peach sweetness. Mid-taste and into the finish brings a lemony fruitiness as the tartness begins to fade. Aftertaste lingers with all three fruity notes playing off each other.

Mouthfeel - Medium-bodied with bitey carbonation. Slick, smooth drinker before a crisp, refreshing finish.

Overall - Really tasty, fruited brew. I've had a few of the Answer's infamous Jooses, and this definitely gives their line-up a run for it's money.

Sweet and tart, lemony citrus, hint of berry nose on this one! Taste follows with a berry-tart, lemon juice punch vibe. The lemon is pretty dominant here and overpowers any peach notes. I really couldn't find the peach notes even when it warmed. This is s little thinner than I was expecting...this is more tart-juicy than smoothie like IMO. And as it warms, the lemon-tartness starts to take over the palate and a little booziness shows up. This is good! I just wish it was a little sweeter and the peach notes made themselves known more. I will revisit a second can to if things settle in as this is really fresh.