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Review of American Solera Caballo Azul Beer

Review of American Solera Caballo Azul Beer

Our Score: 93/100

American Solera Caballo Azul: A Luxurious Blueberry Ale

Just when you think you’ve tried every possible variety of ale, something like the American Solera Caballo Azul comes along to surprise you. A farmhouse ale aged in oak tanks with blueberries, it transcends the typical definitions of ale to create a taste experience that will charm even the most discerning of beer aficionados.

Aroma: 11/11

My first impression of Caballo Azul was its incredible aroma—one that immediately sets it apart. As soon as I got a whiff of it, the rich, refreshing scent of blueberries immediately hit my senses. But this isn’t just any blueberry aroma; it’s tart and inviting, not overly sweet, and it carries with it an intriguing hint of barn wood. Old barn wood, to be exact. It’s like one moment you’re preparing to sip an ale, while the very next moment you’re taking a stroll through a rustic farmyard where blueberries abound.

Appearance: 3/3

Of course, aroma isn’t everything—an ale needs to look inviting too. And in this regard, the Caballo Azul doesn’t disappoint. From the moment it’s poured, it simply commands attention with its deep, mysterious hue that convincingly whispers of tangy, juicy blueberries.

Flavor: 19/19

As for the flavor, well, this ale excels just as brilliantly. The fresh blueberry flavor is bold and prominent, but it doesn’t overwhelm. It lingers deliciously into the aftertaste, where it mingles with surprising hints of melon and stone-fruit esters. The result is a flavor profile that’s complex, well-rounded, and simply begging to be eagerly explored glass after glass.

Mouthfeel: 5/5

The Caballo Azul holds nothing back when it comes to mouthfeel either. As you sip it, there’s a tannic astringency that adds a unique structure and body to the ale. It’s a welcome addition that perfectly balances out the fruity sweetness, keeping the ale pleasantly grounded.

The Editors’ Thoughts

While my thoughts on the Caballo Azul were considerably enthusiastic, it turns out that I wasn’t the only one swept away by this brew. The editors’ reviews were glowing as well—from the “minty blueberry in the aroma” to the “wine grape” undertones. The earthy berry notes, fluid tannic structure, and a touch of juniper-berry bitterness all combine to create a luxurious, sweet-spicy-earthy trifecta that’s simply irresistible.

In Conclusion

With a total score of 93 out of 100, the American Solera Caballo Azul is a sterling example of what a farmhouse ale can be when made with care, precision, and a good dose of creativity. This ale is nothing short of an exquisite indulgence that will have you eagerly looking forward to your next sip. Strap in for a journey of taste discovery, and enjoy every last drop.

Review of American Solera Caballo Azul Beer
Review of American Solera Caballo Azul Beer

Style: Saison/Farmhouse (Mixed Culture w/ Fruit)

ABV: 6.0

Reader Rating92579 Votes
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Dustin

Dustin is a writer about craft beer and a professional brewer in the city of Chicago. He has written for several magazines and has over a decade of experience in the beer industry. He is currently working on a book about the history of beer in Chicago.

4 thoughts on “Review of American Solera Caballo Azul Beer”

  1. A drink, and the next you’re strolling through a rustic farmer’s market. Needless to say, it’s an aroma that doesn’t disappoint, and that’s something I can’t say for many other ales I’ve tried in the past. In this aspect, Caballo Azul truly stands out.

    This is a wonderful descriptive comment discussing the unique and refreshing experience of trying the American Solera Caballo Azul blueberry ale, specifically highlighting its standout aroma. The use of descriptive language really captures the reader’s attention and showcases the writer’s enjoyment of the beer. Overall, a great impression of the beer and a valuable comment to consider when trying it for oneself.

  2. On the most gourmet of farmhouse ales, and the next, you’re in a yesteryear farm field, stomping your feet, with the sun smiling back at you from the endless fields.

    This beer is so much more than just a blueberry ale. It’s a luxurious and complex experience that will leave a lasting impression. With a score of 93/100, it’s clear that this is a drink worth savoring and enjoying to the fullest.

  3. A lovely blueberry flavored beer, and the next, you’re standing in a dusty, aged barn that exudes its own unique scent.

    The score of 93 out of 100 speaks for itself. This ale is truly a luxurious treat for any beer lover.

  4. A fruity concoction, and then the next, you’re taken back to simpler times. I’m rating the aroma an 11 out of 11 because it’s truly exceptional and unique.

    I cannot recommend this ale highly enough. It’s impressive to see such a high score of 93 out of 100, and after trying it for myself, I can see why. Whether you’re a fruit beer lover or not, the American Solera Caballo Azul is a must-try for its exquisite taste and aroma. It’s a true testament to the art of brewing and pushes the boundaries of what we think an ale can be. Don’t miss out on this luxurious blueberry ale experience.

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