About This Beer
For Bind, the Anchorage crew started with a Mixed Culture Ale before aging it in Missouri oak foeders. Then they finished it on handpicked Alaskan blueberries and haskap berries — a wild-harvested fruit that only grows in the furthest reaches of the Northern Hemisphere.
Tasting Notes
Some say haskap berries taste like a hybrid of blueberry, strawberry, and blackberry, meaning the crew at Anchorage gets unparalleled depth of flavor with just one addition. Paired with blueberries, and swirls of mellow, jammy fruit play foil to the bright, citrusy tang of the Wild Ale base. Berry lemonade nuances lead to delicate vanilla oak on the finish.
Fruity
Funky
Oaky
Noteworthy Ingredients
Blueberry
Oak Foeder
Haskap Berry
Reviews
4.2
4.25
Been a minute since I had something different from Anchorage and this did not disappoint!
4.0
I enjoyed this one, lots of berry, a bit dry.
4.25
rich warm berry foreground with pleasant sour backdrop
4.25
sour, very tasty
4.0
A little sour and very tart. strong berry flavor.
4.0
Creamy head, tart berry aroma and taste with a hint of vanilla.
4.25
Nice wild ale. Very well balanced. Tart and fruity without being overly acidic.
4.5
this is amazing! smells funky like a foeder. upon sipping a lot of smooth berries on the palate. not sour at all
3.5
jammy, oaky, and funky. I really like it
4.0
it was good, but not my style. fruity and funky
4.0
Slight sweetness & tart berries.
4.25
Aroma is filled w/berries & red grapes w/touch of funkiness. Tons of blackberries & blueberries in taste. Some plums as well.
A funky acidity precedes a dry, tannic finish.