Bethlehem Brew Works Blastberry Wheat

On tap at the Bethlehem location. Poured a medium and murky/cloudy peach color with a smaller sized head. Aromas of berries, fruity, and wheat. Tastes of the same berries (a bunch of different ones) and wheatiness. I found this to be refreshing after a long day out in the sun.

Thick body for the style. Lots of fruit on the nose-cherry and raspberry mostly. Thick white head. Adequate lacing. Sort of blue-pink in color. Tastes of fruit-cherry, raspberry and blueberry.

Too lightly flavored with no real finish. Wheat and fruit. Cloudy like a whet, colored like a light kriek.

Deep cloudy amberish brown, creamy off-white and pinkish head. The nose on this was all about blueberry, cherry, and raspberry with a slight spicy clove and bready undertone. Flavor pratically matches, but was not overly sweet. A small bitterness helps to keep things in check and round this unique brew out. Medium bodied, soft carbonation, smooth fruity finish. A nice lawnmower brew....

I thought this one was pretty good....not great, but not bad. Decent complex berry smell and taste, including blackberries, raspberries, and blueberries, with a smooth, crisp finish.

So many berries so little time. Even the manliest of Cowboys would admit that this definitely lights their fire. BABY. Berries everywhere. Nectar. Sweetness follows. Bush wins. Four more years with the Greatest Cowboy. Joint review by Ztan and Zepp.

Artificially red, effervescent, sour, similar to Berliner Weisse... overly sweet, and malt is also thin.

I enjoyed this beer. All the great berrys were there. Strawberry, blueberry, and raspberry. It was a good beer overall. Fruit was minimal, but that it not a bad thing. Too sweet is bad as well. In the end, a good beer. Its more of a Hefeweizen with some fruit than anything.