Eel River Acai Berry Wheat

Brewed by Eel River Brewing Company
Style: Fruit Beer
Fortuna, California USA

(22oz bottle) Pours a clear yellow body with a small white head. Aroma of fruit loops (or other sugar fruit flavored cereal), wheat, and light citrus. Flavor of strawberries, other berries, wheat, and light honey. I assume they threw in an acai blend with other fruits, as it appears there is more than acai for the fruit flavoring.

bottle, thanks to bu11zeye, clear yellow golden, no foam shown, aroma of starchy corn nuts, flavors of fruity stripe gum, grainy

bottle thanks to bu11zeye. poured light gold with a white head. aroma and flavor were both cap ’n’ crunch berries or some fruity cereal. body was light-medium with high carbonation.

Bottle thanks to bu11zeye. Pours a clear gold with white fizzy head. Aroma of ALOT of berry, some wheat. Flavor of light wheat malt, berries, very faint bitter in the end. Mouthfeel is light body with high carbonation. Overall, pretty tasty, refreshing.

The usual fruit/wheat beer only a little weaker. Aroma was decent. LIght berry with a wheaty twang. Pour was a flat light gold with no head or bubbles. Taste was average. It was like flat berry flavored water with a wet sticky aftertaste. No enough carbonation to carry the beer through.

Clear pale yellow, small and short lasting head. Dry blueberry skin aroma reminds me of thomas kemper wiezenberry. anyone? ok. very light, small burst of berry flavor, quickly fades to a dry wheat finish. nothing wrong with this beer, i won’t make fun of you for drinking it, but it’s not for me.

I’m torn on this one. As a "wheat" beer it’s very unbeer like. As an enjoyable beer on a hot day - it’s really good. Pale clear gold pour. Berry aroma. Initial flavor is tart berry, quickly followed by a very nutty dry finish. More cider-like than beer, but very enjoyable.

a challenge here in so much as it is not a brew or beer in my mind....yet a somewhat demonstrative, refreshing and mildly interesting beverage. champagne type dryness but too mild in the alcohol.. different fruity flavor i certainly am not accustomed to, yet sweetness and dryness paired well enough to hhhmmm confuse -do i like this or am i aghast-. again hardly anything beerlike about it except, to a hophead who enjoys bitterness and must respect the champale like bite that lasts in fruity carbonation.