Cannery Brewing Drupaceous Apricot Wheat Ale Review
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Cannery Brewing – Drupaceous Apricot Wheat Ale

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Cannery knows fruit beer well and in that frame of mind they have brewed an Apricot Wheat Ale called the Drupaceous. This light and sessionable summer brew is 5.0% alcohol and 25 IBUs. From the brightly labelled bomber bottle this beer pours a colour of golden straw and is topped with two fingers of slowly settling head. The aroma is of a light wheat beer infused with a slight citrus and apricot tone. Compared to many other similarly styled beers the fruit notes are very subtle on the nose. The flavour too is wheat first and fruit second. A smooth and light wheat flavour gives a light feel on the tongue while a mild sweetness from the apricot builds behind. Before the sweetness really takes hold a hop bitter tone balances out the flavours. This beer is not overly sweet or bitter but the subtlety of each flavour plays off one another. This beer is easy drinking and light on the fruit flavour as a delicious summer brew.

Alcohol – 5.0%
IBU – 25
Size – 650ml
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