Wild Blue

Bottle. Pours a very blue color. Aroma of blueberry, light grain. Taste is similar and seemed a little bit like a wine cooler. Finish is smooth. Body is light. At 8%, this fruit juice beer is probably not made for beer folks.

Wild Blue is a clear, very sparkling, magenta beer with a small, dense amethyst head. The aroma is sweet with notes of grape peel, cider, blueberry and cork. It has a medium body, papery, syrupy and a little flat. It’s reasonably smooth, but the finish is rumbly. It tastes cidery and very sweet. There are notes of blueberry, concord grape and cranberry. It’s pretty rough and grumbly under the sweetness. My brother told me it’s something for perverts to give to young girls on the beach. I’d take this over a Bud any time.

Pale red/purple color with a pink head. Smell is very sweet. Taste hides the alcohol (8%) well, but the sweetness overpowers the other flavors. Not terrible, but not extraordinary either.

Poured a purplish blue color with a pinkish head. Aroma was of blueberry pancake syrup. Flavor was much the same, very sweet and syrupy and hard to drink a lot of.

pours a purple with a small pink head, some lacing.
opens up and instantly smelled grape knee-high. a strong blueberry smell, and malt.
taste was sour berry, maltish, bad aftertaste.
overall this one was really bad.