Poured from the tap. Hazy dull gold with small white head. Mild passionfruit, hint of salt, lacto. Has a bit of that cheap kettle sour vibe, but gets away with it being passionfruit. Could be better.

Very nice solid foam and cloudy yellow body. Good passionfruit aroma, juicy and slightly sweet, yet still restrained. Flavour is a subdued citrus affair, saltiness, slight grain. Passionfruit shows up in the finish and ends refreshing. Not a sugar bomb gose but thoughtfully constructed.

Can from Blackfish Liquor. The aroma is big passionfruit. On the palate, it's more balanced. Lots of passionfruit. A touch of salt - it's referenced in the description but not the ingredients. Some wheaty character as well, and I always appreciate when a brewer takes the care to draw that out of their gose. (Wheat is also in the description but not listed as an ingredient, though it's pretty obvious on the palate). Hey, I think this one's good. It's refreshing. The base beer is well-made and evident, and then the flavour fits well with the base, and the total package makes a lot of sense. When you take a simple idea like this, and you do it very well, sometimes that's all it takes.

473mL can, pours a hazy dull golden orange with a small white head. Aroma is loaded with bright passionfruit upfront, with a touch of salt, and gentle tartness. Flavour is loaded with citric passionfruit, light salt, and tons of lacto. Very tasty passionfruit, but it comes through rather citrusy. Good stuff.

Intense passionfruit. Clearish gold with a rich beige head. Earthy and yeast forward with a very odd finish. Surprisingly not good.