Favorite Samuel Smith fruit beer?

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  1. Dupage25

    Dupage25 Savant (1,044) Jul 4, 2013 Antarctica

    Pretty self-explanatory. They have one cider, plus ales made with strawberry, raspberry, cherry, or apricot. Which one is your favorite?
     
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  2. Modernrickk

    Modernrickk Pooh-Bah (1,853) Oct 3, 2013 California
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    Raspberry is a good one - even if it's old and been sitting on the same shelf for ever still has that big raspberry tart flavor - never fails ... Very easy to find as well ! The taddy porter is the only Samuel smith I buy regularly -
     
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  3. Tsar_Riga

    Tsar_Riga Grand Pooh-Bah (3,349) Sep 9, 2013 Minnesota
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    I've had and enjoyed on several occasions the Apricot. A fine fruit beer, I definitely recommend it. I am interested in the feedback regarding the others.
     
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  4. Mitchell57

    Mitchell57 Zealot (626) Jan 8, 2013 Wisconsin

    Apricot or Raspberry I think
     
  5. Knobs303

    Knobs303 Initiate (0) Nov 8, 2013 Colorado

    I find the Apricot too sweet. Raspberry is pretty good on a hot day IMO.
     
  6. BMBCLT

    BMBCLT Grand Pooh-Bah (3,427) May 9, 2014 South Carolina
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    Strawberry
     
  7. beerluvr

    beerluvr Pooh-Bah (1,900) Jan 2, 2001 Canada (ON)
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  8. Feel_the_Darkness

    Feel_the_Darkness Initiate (0) Oct 17, 2012 Virginia

    All of them, that brewery does no wrong in my eyes. Strawberry gets the most rotation out of me though.
     
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  9. Tsar_Riga

    Tsar_Riga Grand Pooh-Bah (3,349) Sep 9, 2013 Minnesota
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    I like sweet beers. I also dig sours, so I'll keep an eye our for the Raspberry.
     
  10. FalconOne

    FalconOne Initiate (0) May 7, 2014 Ohio

    Raspberry and Cherry.
     
  11. 57md

    57md Grand Pooh-Bah (3,033) Aug 22, 2011 Pennsylvania
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    Apricot - and I am not generally a fan of fruit beer
     
  12. aasher

    aasher Grand Pooh-Bah (4,557) Jan 27, 2010 Indiana
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    Apricot, it has an amazing nose and is magically delicious. If that same beer was made by New Glarus it would have a 4.4 rating.
     
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  13. Stignacious

    Stignacious Pooh-Bah (1,878) Aug 24, 2011 New York
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    Definitely Raspberry. Very tart and refreshing on a hot day
     
  14. putonyourwalkingshoes

    putonyourwalkingshoes Pooh-Bah (1,574) Jul 31, 2013 California
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    Funny that brewery can't do anything right IMHO. Not going to shill out for Utopias although I'm sure that would change my mind.
     
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  15. The_GrassHOPper

    The_GrassHOPper Initiate (0) Oct 9, 2013 Connecticut

    you ummm have Sam Adams confused with Sam Smiths I think bud!
     
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  16. Mikecap

    Mikecap Pooh-Bah (2,098) May 18, 2012 Massachusetts
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    Does Organic Chocolate count as fruit?
     
  17. Feel_the_Darkness

    Feel_the_Darkness Initiate (0) Oct 17, 2012 Virginia

    That's an entirely different brewery you're thinking of friend.
     
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  18. Knobs303

    Knobs303 Initiate (0) Nov 8, 2013 Colorado

    SS Raspberry is most like a sour IMO. I really wanted to like the Apricot, but it got way too sweet. Dry Dock Apricot Blonde is far more balanced. I still find myself cutting the Dry Dock Apricot with a little Upslope Craft Lager. 1 12oz can of Apricot Blonde & 4 oz of Craft Lager pretty amazing on a Hot Colorado Day. Yeah Buddy...
     
  19. Knobs303

    Knobs303 Initiate (0) Nov 8, 2013 Colorado

    Samuel Smith Brewery around since 1758, from the UK, Not Sam Adams.
     
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  20. tjumfrid

    tjumfrid Initiate (0) Jun 15, 2013 Arizona

    Strawberry is my favorite
     
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