On tap at Lost Nation, pours a cloudy peachy pink with a small white head. Aroma brings out floral dry hopping, some tart blueberry skins and light salt. Flavour is loaded with lightly tart blueberry, floral dry hopping and light lacto. The hops really change this. Solid.

Draft at the source. Cloudy pink color few bubbles. Aroma of grapefruit hiding the berries. Taste is bigger grapefruit light berries, earthy almost salty

Tap. Pours Hazi pink grapefruit, small fizzy, white head, dissipates quickly, minimal lacing. Aroma is light sea air, hint of soap, grapefruit. Flavors is light tart, light salty, mineral water, Grapefruit. Light body. Spritzy carbonation.

Draught at Ginger Man, 11/9/17.
Moderately hazy, soft, apricot skin golden with a small, but fairly-well-retained, off-white head.
Lactic acidity and savory, mineral-accented salts match perfectly with the bright, acidic, juicy grapefruit character, just as they do in the Wind regular. Soft honey-like malts mix with sweet white bread to balance things nicely, while lactic acidity and grapefruit linger crisply on the finish, with no alcohol or flaw. No sign of the blueberries in the nose.
The strong gose qualities continue, with a soft, salty texture that is buoyed on by tight carbonation, perky lactic acidity and good attenuation. Grapefruit is well-done, if perhaps a bit strong, while again, no sign of the blueberry. While I get that blueberries are one of the most difficult fruits to work with in terms of expression, it would have been nice to get even a little bit. Otherwise, no alcohol or flaw. Nice.