Triple Berry Pie Piggy (Pie Series)
Tripping Animals Brewing

 

 

 

 

 

16 oz can into a tulip glass.

Pours an opaque magenta color with a 2 finger pink cotton candy head. Decent retention. Leaves a ridiculous amount of cobweb lacing.

Smells like every berry yogurt ever. No need to list them out. Faint vanilla. Not picking up any cinnamon. Pleasant, but standard for this type of beer.

Taste follows the nose, but this time there's definitely a dash of cinnamon and graham crackers there, giving it that "pie" flavor they were going for. Pretty good. Nicely sour.

The feel is medium bodied with low carbonation. Creamy and very soft. A tad sticky.

Overall, yeah. This is basically exactly what was advertised. A berry pie flavored smoothie. Ridiculous style, but a guilty pleasure.

Ordered from Tavour, chilled, and poured into a hurricane glass.

Look: Thick, creamy, maroon/berry colored big head. The beer is also a maroon/berry color with the pulpy look of a smoothie.
Smell: Blueberry up front with a trailing earthy big berry with graham cracker and hint of vanilla.
Taste: SOUR up front, followed by blueberry and earthy berry notes, the trail end had a nice pucker factor. We tried eating something and then drank and got the same notes up front, but the trail end had some intense graham cracker and light trailing vanilla.
Mouthfeel: medium to full feel with sour pucker that really influences the feel. Light tickle of carbonation. Almost syrupy but refreshing.

Overall a good sour. Exactly as described on the can. The sour factor is the dominate element on the palate. The berry notes are amazing (blueberry is dominant). The graham cracker and vanilla are hidden and only seemed to come out when we tried eating something before we drank. Bren says that she didn’t have to snack on something to get the graham out, but kind of chewed on it a bit and the graham cracker and vanilla came out that way. Yummy pie flavor.

Cheers everyone!

Purple smoothie pour, two fingers of a light version of the body is the head for this one. Smell has cacophony of berries, especially blackberry, with vanilla, sugar and a kiss of cinnamon. Was blown away by the taste: the profile of the berries, especially the blueberry and blackberry are juicy and tart, vanilla and sugar give a sweet tart flavor in the middle of it all, and the cinnamon pulses the berries again for finish that is super satisfying. Crisp for style, lighter for a smoothie, more cohesive too, full, tart, lightly sweet without being sugary. Best TA beer I have had easily