Sea Dog Apricot Wheat Beer

Brewed by Sea Dog Brewing (Shipyard Brewing Co.)
Style: Fruit Beer
Topsham, Maine USA

real honest aroma of apricots (but i’m not here for pie) decent body and genuine tastes that are not overwhelmed with add’l flavors and STUFF. ok wheaty body would be acceptable in certain temperature conditions. save for the dead of summer, or if you need cheer. balancing carbonation makes it an all in all acceptable package. perhaps a touch too sweet.

Nice beer. Not as good as the blueberry but I would drink it again. The aroma was nice and strong, the taste crisp my only complaint would be that it needed a touch more spice. The apricot was distinct buy not quite as clear as Pyrimid or Melbourne Brothers.

Aroma was pretty much apricot. Flavor was pretty artificial, but to be honest it wasn’t bad. Certainly nothing offensive about this beer to warrant such a low score.

Not a bad drink. Aroma and taste of apricot and bread. Pours a light orange.

bought the Kennebunkport brand at Trader Joe’s. i didnt know this was contracted to Sea Dog, if i had...wouldn’t have even tried it. artificially flavored and sweet. buy it if you feel like having a fruit soda with some alcohol

The beer pours from the 12 ounce bottle a cloudy gold color with a modest white head that fades to nothingness, leaving the lace to form a thin veil upon the glass. Nose has a sweet fruit aroma (Imagine That), with the malt backing, citrus like crispness also noted. Start, nice malt presence, sweet at the front and a slight bitterness at the back, top light to moderate. Finish has a delicate hop presence, with the acidity mild and pleasing to the palate, dry, sweet aftertaste finishes off the beer. A drinkable beer and represents the style adequately, can’t say fruit beers rank high on my list, but do give me a break as well as my liver. lol

Soft apricot and floral aroma. Bad label. Clear medium gold beer with a fluffy white head. Shortbread, very faint apricot (actually almost a strawberry cast), some acidity, low sweetness. Generally pretty clean, doesn’t cling, a good wife-beer. Come to think of it, I think I’ll give her the rest of this one. Albertson’s.

This dark gold pour has a subtle apricot aroma. Taste is sweet, fruit, apricot but lacks anything else. Pretty bland finish.