Appearance:
nice thick haze that refuses to let any light pass through. A gentle solid glow of white with freshly pulped blueberry hues. Bubbly white head sticks to the sides of my glass, leaving magnificent rings of lace in its quaffing wake.
Nose:
blueberry and the finest white rolls your local baker can provide. Blueberry angel food cake. A supple delicate sweetness. Blueberry waffles. Fresh white breads, hold the crust.
Palate:
chewy white breads and oats and wheat with ripe blueberry flesh (no skins) in the back. Soft mouthfeel of angel food cake. A short finish brings me back again and again for more. Ripe juicy peaches weave in and out. Light and flavorful. Breakfast in a glass.
Final Thoughts:
I’m an unabashed fan of Matt’s beers and Julio’s Blueberry Weizen was another smashing success in my beer ambassador book. Blueberry is a very unforgiving fruit to brew with; I’ve had far more failures than I have successes of which Tequesta can happily count itself. Yum.
(an original written work by Kristyn Lier. plagiarism is not tolerated)
