This was one of those that I could not resist trying early on in my evaluations. Bananas in beer? There was no way that I could pass this one up. I don’t know that I can say that it was a disappointment because I did not have any real expectations having never tried a beer with bananas and fruit beer in general wasn’t a common choice of mine. It really wasn’t a bad beer, just not one that I need to go out of my way to have again. Giving it the one try was good enough and I would encourage others to try it as well. It is something a bit different than other fruit beers you will find.
Brewery: Wells & Young’s Brewing Co. (UK)
Name: Banana Bread Beer
Style: Fruit Beer
ABV: 5.2%
Tasting Notes: Stored in the wine fridge and served in a pint glass.
Aroma: Low hop aroma with some spice. Slight malt nose with a bit of banana at the end.
Appearance: Medium amber. Off white to cream head with good height that dissipates quickly. Very clear with visible bubbles rising initially.
Flavor: Low alcohol noticeable with very faint banana at the finish. Slight dryness (astringency) Not much flavor overall.
Mouthfeel: Light(er) body and low carbonation (rather flat). Very smooth with a short, slightly sharp finish.
Overall Impressions: Easy drinking. Not as much fruit in the flavor as the aroma implies., but it comes through a bit more as it warms. Heavier ale flavor would have been nice.
Grade: C+

Wells & Young's Brewing Co. - Banana Bread Beer



this beer is fantastic when you float some young’s double chocolate stout on the top
It sounds like I have a new after dinner/dessert beverage to try!