Cloudberry beer

no one knows what a cloudberry is =|

 

http://beeradvocate.com/beer/profile/10099/27631/

 

Backyard Rye. Mulberries, marionberries, and boysenberries. Google told me that cloudberry is a type of Mulberry. So there you go, sir.

 

Soleil de Minuit.

 

That's the one I was trying to think of

 

I don't know what cloudberries taste like, but I want to drink Soleil de Minuit because I love the flavor of rare.

 

The only beers I know of that are brewed with cloudberries is ^ the dogfish head, ^ the soleil de Minuit and my own cloudberry lambic. Please inform me if there is a fourth.

 

Hook a brother up with a bottle of your cloudberry lambic

 

BrewDog's Hello, My Name is Ingrid is a cloudberry IPA. It's not common but it's probably the easiest cloudberry beer to get a hold of.

 

you learn something new everyday, cloudberry. lol.

 

Dogfish had an arctic cloudberry beer at one point as I recall.

 

I have had this and cloudberries taste a lot like olives.

 

Sounds very much like something dogfish would try

 

I learn something new every day also, but in my case it's because I tend to forget everything I've learned over the course of a year:
http://beeradvocate.com/community/threads/cloudberries-beer-in-us.76998/

 

Google led me to this result: Chicouté, a "double cloudberry IPA" from Jackdaw Brewing in Sweden.

http://archive.beersweden.se/archives/10860

 

Here's a clip from the Dogfish cloudberry brew:

 

Never heard of cloudberry. I can tell you that I a huckleberry stout last weekend and it was fantastic.

 

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This is not what cloudberry jam suggested to me, weird.

 

Cloudberries have a unique taste to them as far as berries go, but I don't think they taste similar to olives at all, either fresh picked off the scrub or preserved as jam. They're a pain in the ass to collect too, often found in swamp-like mires infested with swarms of hungry mosquitos.