12 oz can, 5/11/24. Clean, slightly tart raspberry flavor. Easy drinking, no off or wort-y flavor that I notice. Pretty simple, bit also good for what it is trying to be.

12 oz can poured, best by 1/2024. Lighter pale golden with a snowglobe of sediment, thin head. Really easy drinking fruit beer here. Lots of raspberry jam on toast flavor here. Cool, refreshing finish with the slightest hint of tart character. Raspberry and wheat notes mesh well. I'm surprised this ordinarily very light abv style isn't produced by the NA brewers more often. This works well, and fits in well with its boozy counterpart.

Sample can from Bravus, outside by the grill. Did not get a good chance to chill this. Can a fruitier NA beer cover the usual sins of the style? Well, a nice raspberry nose under the pull tab. Puts a cloudy yellow with deeper color in the thick patty of the glass. Fizzy soda pop head. Raspberry-ade smell remains surprisingly enjoyable in the glass. Taste? Pretty nice. Fruitiness right up front. Still a little bit of the metallic tang of light or NA beer. Salt and coriander are pretty obvious, giving this a little bit of sports drink character. And then it comes out a bit sweaty. But in fact, I'm liking this most of their lineup, maybe because instead of trying to taste like a real beer, it tastes like itself. This is one I'd get if I needed to go to a dry gathering.

Can from Hi-Time. Pours translucent apricot color with an off-white head. Aroma of raspberry with a salt note. Approaching med body. Flavor is raspberry with a fair amount of salt. Not wheaty. Fairly decent flavor for an NA beer.