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Gahan blueberry ale

Started by chrismccull, June 22, 2013, 04:54:22 PM

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chrismccull

Gahan released a blueberry ale in bottle.  It is tasty stuff, not made with extract.


brew

Hey bring some back if u can!
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chrismccull

How many would you like?  They have a Lobster Ale as well.

Fhilo

Chris,
I'd take one of the blueberry and one of the lobster if you don't mind!
:cheers:

brew

Hey just a couple for a taste would be cool...
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fakr

I can't wait till they come out with their Trout Stout......lobster ale?  come on!
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Chris Craig

http://www.canadianbeernews.com/2013/06/17/pei-brewing-lobster-ale-now-available/

It's a saison with a small amount of lobster shell added before fermentation.  I'm not really sure what they're expecting to get out of that, but a beer that even has a hint of lobster to it is entirely unappealing to me.  I wonder how well it will be received.

Richard

Lobster shell can be used to make a stock, so... yeah. This sounds freaking awful.

I'd still give it a taste to confirm.
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chrismccull

It tastes great, they said that it only has a few drops of lobster juice in a big tank. It is a 6.5 ABV saison.

JohnQ

So Gimmick, not substantial.
Shame to waste a good beer on that kind of marketing, but having seen the new brewpub area, it's clear there's a TON of cash behind it.
JQ
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chrismccull

The new brewery is very impressive, they have it setup for tours, $10 each.

Chris Craig

I wonder what kind of yeast they use for the Saison, or if they use the same yeast for everything.

jamie_savoie

from this review it looks like it's the typical saison taste
http://www.peibeerguy.com/2013/06/pei-brewing-co-lobster-ale.html

I think the lobster is a commercial stunt more than anything else but it's still cool to see a commercial saison and I'm curious to try it

Richard

Potentially too low a threshold, but ignoring the flavour isn't this gimmick likely to induce allergic reactions in some?
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chrismccull

They claimed that there was no risk as there is something little lobster.