Results: Fruity Beer

Whether your preference is that it contains alcohol or not, do you enjoy drinking beer?

Tellwutters who've been participating on this website since the time of North America's 2020 COVID-19 outbreak and the lockdowns, etc. related to it may recall a poll about my having developed a hobby/habit of wanting to try a variety of non-alcoholic beers as a result of visiting a supermarket for supplies necessary for the online communion service my church was supposed to have. Would you be surprised to know that some of those n-a beers are fruity?

By a beer being fruity, I mean more often than not that it contains fruit juice. I've noted that most of those beers originate from Germany. A friend of that ethnic heritage, who's also visited that nation, has informed me that beer & fruit juice combinations are popular over there. So, it's not like the breweries responsible for the n-a brews I enjoy were onto anything novel. Among the fruit juices I've had in beer, which appeal to you as an addition to your barley pop, either from your having had them already or how you may want to try them?

I've thus far avoided mentioning brand names (though I may include videos from them) in this poll. But, mentioning my latest fruity beer discovery necessitates giving the company making it a bit of publicity. I recently discovered the n-a Belgian white wheat ale made by Colorado's Blue Moon brewery. Instead of orange juice, however, orange peel is an ingredient in its brewing process. It adds a subtle, distinct note I found instantly appealing. Do you think it would appeal to you?

From researching my curiosity about German drinkers' enjoyment of fruity beer and what I've seen from a craft brewery in my state that makes pricy (upwards of $14/six-pack!) n-a's, listed below are other fruit juices and flavors added to beers I'd like to try. Which of them have you or would you, too?