16 oz can. Beautiful deep crimson color. Aroma It’s straight on raspberry and smashed blueberries. Upfront a soft sweet blueberry followed by long lasting tart raspberries. Finish is moderately tart with lip-smacking acidity from the blueberry and tart raspberries. Hints of jam. Real nice Gose.

Can from Glasbanken. Hazy dark pink with a small head. Tart with berries, some bread and mild funk.

Draught at Canary Square, 10/11/17.
Lightly-to-moderately hazy, brass-golden with a smattering of white head atop receding rapidly to a ring.
Very fruity nose, mixing with light lactic acid and base malt to give a sort of "fruity pebbles" sort of nose to it. Some Brett emerging more strongly helps dispel this, however, and it gains more of a lime and mineral edge to it. Can't really nail down the fruit as it's mostly soft aromatics and quite fructose-derived, it seems (could just be malt-dominated). Still, it's clean enough and despite the strong cereal character, seems pretty on par with an American sour.
Lightly sweet, honey, hay, grain, cereal and lactic acidity mix with blueberry juice. Light grape-like acidity, low, moderately engaging carbonation and a fairly malty texture lead to a lightly tart, lactic and light Brett-laden finish with lingering blueberry sugar and light skin notes.