20 Hour Blue Raspberry Sour

Fruited Berliner Weisse
Creator, Dave Hurley

20 Hour Blue Raspberry Sour

Creator, Dave Hurley

20 Hour Blue Raspberry Sour

Creator, Dave Hurley
Soured for nearly as long as the Labrador Summer Solstice sun shines, this pink-hued, light bodied, fruited sour offers a refreshingly tart burst of flavour with a dry finish.

This beer has become very popular, even among "non-beer" lovers. Whenever it is not on tap you can be guaranteed there will be plenty of patrons asking when it will be back. Loaded with a total of 164 lbs of blueberry and raspberry puree, no expense is spared to ensure this beer is loaded with the flavours our patrons have grown to expect.
Soured for nearly as long as the Labrador Summer Solstice sun shines, this pink-hued, light bodied, fruited sour offers a refreshingly tart burst of flavour with a dry finish.

This beer has become very popular, even among "non-beer" lovers. Whenever it is not on tap you can be guaranteed there will be plenty of patrons asking when it will be back. Loaded with a total of 164 lbs of blueberry and raspberry puree, no expense is spared to ensure this beer is loaded with the flavours our patrons have grown to expect.
Soured for nearly as long as the Labrador Summer Solstice sun shines, this pink-hued, light bodied, fruited sour offers a refreshingly tart burst of flavour with a dry finish.

This beer has become very popular, even among "non-beer" lovers. Whenever it is not on tap you can be guaranteed there will be plenty of patrons asking when it will be back. Loaded with a total of 164 lbs of blueberry and raspberry puree, no expense is spared to ensure this beer is loaded with the flavours our patrons have grown to expect.
“A light, refreshingly flavourful beer stocked with copious amounts of puree.”
THE STYLE
Berliner Weisse is a tart wheat (Weisse in German) beer with two main differentiating ingredients, wheat and Lactobacillus. The high amount of wheat used in the grain bill contributes to the beer's cloudiness and compliments the tartness that comes from the Lactobacillus souring process. Lactobacillus (bacteria that can be found in dairy products) is added to the brew in the kettle, where it consumes some of the sugars present to produce lactic acid over a 12 - 20 hours timeframe. The terminal PH target for this sour is 3.5, which we believe is the sweet spot for this ever-popular style.

THE HISTORY

Originally developed around Berlin, Germany in the 17th century, hence the name. The origins are not certain on how this style came to be. One theory is French immigrants in Berlin developed it after picking up techniques from brewers. Another theory is that the beer Haldbersadter Broihan, was a popular sour in Berlin in the 1640s, and inspired sours that followed. Either way we’re happy they brewed this style and it stuck around.
THE DETAILS
Ingredients: Water, Malted Barley, Blueberry Puree, Raspberry Puree, Hops, Yeast, Himalayan Salt
Adjuncts: Kefir, Blueberry Puree, Raspberry Puree, Himalayan Salt
Hops: Centennial Cryo
Malt: Pilsen, Wheat Malt, Acidulated
Tasting Notes: Raspberry, Blueberry, Tartness