Banana Bread Beer is produced by Wells & Young's Brewing, in Bedford, U.K. It checks in at 5.2% alcohol and comes housed in a 500mL emblazoned with a great logo featuring a pint glass nestled in a banana peel.
BBB pours a clear copper colour with considerable carbonation and topped with a near-white head. The aroma is bursting with banana notes--something akin to dried banana chips. There are also some malt and hops notes to keep it honest. The flavour is banana-y, but there are also caramel notes at the front end and a mild English ale bitterness to close it out.
The label indicates that the beer is brewed with fair trade bananas, which I think is pretty ballin'. This beer sat in my fridge for ages after I bought it, because I hate artificial banana flavour. Fortunately, this stuff doesn't taste artificial at all. I thought that it was a quality flavoured ale--the banana bread flavour is undeniable, but that isn't all there is to it. I'd recommend giving it a try if you're in the mood for something a bit different.
Rating: 8.0 out of 10.
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