Raspberry, Blackberry, White Chocolate, Espresso J.R.E.A.M.

Name: Raspberry, Blackberry, White Chocolate, Espresso J.R.E.A.M.
Brand: Burley Oak Brewing Company
Rating: 3.55 (27 reviews)

Burley Oak Brewing Company

Berlin, MD

Tavour Rating

3.55

Style

Sour - Smoothie / Pastry

ABV

4.8%

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About This Beer

This brew is like an utterly unique Espresso Sour! The smoothie specialists at Burley Oak teamed up with friends at Rise Up Coffee to craft this café treat. They started with a tangy base, then swirled in luxurious espresso roast coffee. Then they brightened it all up with a complement of juicy raspberry and blackberry. White chocolate adds a rich mocha accent, while lactose keeps it extra creamy.

Tasting Notes

Enormous coffee shop aromas erupt out of every purple pour. The taste follows with roasty white mocha and bold espresso harmonizing with luscious bramble fruit. It’s like sampling artisanal coffee at a farmer’s market while snacking on fresh picked berries.

Roasty Sweet Rich Fruity Tangy

Noteworthy Ingredients

Raspberry Blackberry Lactose Coffee White Chocolate

Reviews

3.55

27 Ratings

rebecca1494

5.0

Pleasantly surprised!! The espresso in this beer WORKS! Super tart, awesome flavors. A bit heavy, not sure if you could stomach more than a couple at a time. But so very good. Will buy again!

festizio

4.5

Body is a touch thin but the flavor is amazing. Berries and coffee go beautifully together.

proschro

2.75

this is a miss for me. I don't think espresso has any business being in a sour beer. I thought I'd love it, but.....nope.

trent418

3.75

Fruity start with an espresso finish.

sarosaliann

3.75

nice and sour, Berry upfront, espresso finish. not too thick

Kuga

3.5

blackberry espresso with some tartness.

naomi103

2.75

interesting espresso flavor, thicker texture

AGonz3495

3.75

I was not expecting for this to be as sour as it was, much less for how the addition of espresso elevated it. Everything works well together, but it certainly took a few sips to get used to it all.