Pours a faded pink. Thin and slightly watery raspberry sour

473ml can. Pours a slightly hazy pink-orange with a medium, fizzy, short lived, off-white head that leaves spotty lacing. Mild aroma of bready pale malt, raspberry, funky lacto, an earthy note and floral hops. Sweet fruity flavour of bready pale malt, raspberry, lactose, yogurt, an earthy note, floral hops and lacto in a dry, tart, slightly acidic finish. Light body with a watery texture and lively carbonation. A solid patio beer, refreshing and crushable.

A lightly rosey golden ale with a thin lacing white head. In aroma, nice fruity malt with light raspberry jam, light acidity, OK. In mouth, sweet raspberries, cranberries, light acidity, OK. On tap at brewery.

Poured from the tap. Clear, reddish gold with minimal off white head. Pretty sure this is just raspberry juice with a hint of generic malt...

Cloudy orange with a small white head. Sour orange and light red berry notes. Light soured raspberry and light orange notes.

Can, Legacy. Has a pretty dull appearance, shades of pink/red, no head. Can't say it looks all that enticing, but let's do this. Smells like standard kettle sour with jammy raspberry essence. Cute - like a 1995 razz wheat brewed in 2013. That's a funny thing to drink in 2020, much less from a brewer whose kettle sour series is much more accomplished. Lactic and jammy, a two note symphony, which is really just the third violinist tuning while the janitor is buffering the stage floor. Nothing wrong with that, but it's not something you'd actually pay your own money for.

On tap at St. Augustine's, pours a clear reddish amber with a small beige head. Nose is loaded with tart raspberries upfront and plenty of lacto. Flavour is full of tart raspberry juice; there is a bit of yogurty character from the lacto, but this is mostly tart raspberry pur�e. Very tasty, albeit simple.