Sea Dog Blue Paw Wild Blueberry Wheat Ale

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

bottle. woah that’s quite a blueberry aroma. i mean it is intense. the taste brings in a gritty wheat flavor. the "nutty" description is on par. high carbonation and watery palate. not the most subtle or refined fruit beer you will come across.

Bottle: Poured a clear carbonated with white thin head. Aroma is fresh blueberries and wheat. Taste is blueberry with wheat.

On the sniff, the excellent scents of blueberry excited my tastebuds... The taste crushed them. A terrible disappointment. This beer doesn’t taste like anything! It’s a mix of carbination and faint blueberries. Surprisingly, no flavor of beer here. (Trader Joes version under the name of Kennebunkport)

Nice powerful blueberry aroma very pleasing. Tastes a bit weak and sour. not often id rather smell a beer than drink one, but this would be it. Could leave one open in your bathroom as air freshener.

Bottle brought to my party by a guest. Poured watery peach, with no head. Smelled like...blueberries. Tasted, almost, like...blueberries. I don’t like blueberries. I don’t like this beer. This is a beer for people who don’t like beer.

Poured a clear copper body with a medium-sized white head. Aroma of artificial blueberry flavoring and dusty wheat. Glassy, thin carbonated mouth feel. Finished with the same obnoxious sweetening flavor. Ick!

Kennebunkport Blueberry Wheat Ale - The aroma was kind of nasty when first poured. It could have been blueberries, but had much more in common with a locker room sanitizer aroma. The beer poured into the glass clear golden amber with hardly any head at all. The flavor was blueberries and wheat and a decent flavor at that. The blueberries taste like that in poptarts or blueberry muffins, nice, but a bit artificial. The finish was dry with lasting impressions of blueberries. The body was medium and a low level of carbonation. Not a bad tasting beer, but the aroma leaves something to be desired. 12 ounce bottle. Purchased at Trader Joes.

I did a wheat beer tasting not long ago which included Aventinus eisbock and most people preferred this one. Amazing ... I don’t like it much as most people. Oh, I’ll admit that it would be smashing on a lazy saturday morning for breakfast with blueberry pancackes, maple syrup, crispy bacon, scrambled eggs with fresh biscuits. Added blueberry flavor far too obvious. If you added blueberries, why is there no sign in the beer color? Again, this would be a good breakfast beer.