Reviewed from notes.
Can to tulip.
Appearance: copper color with a quickly dieing head that didn't leave any lace
Aroma: sweet cherries, cranberry tart and sweet tones, light tangerines and a touch of some peaches/apricots; subtle yeasty character
Flavor: meshes the noted fruity aromas to a fine sweet to tart to semi-sour and a touch of bitter tones to one character; finishes with all those fruits
Texture: light bodied, sessionable; light smoothness with expected tart character but honestly, it wasn't anything offensive
Overall: pretty nicely done fruit beer or kettle sour depending upon who you talk to. I would revisit this one.

(Thanks, Chris AirForceHops) Can. A- Fruit cocktail, cherry, peach, cranberry. A- Golden orange color, clear liquid, minimal head. T- Fruit cocktail, stone fruits. P- Light body, average texture, average carbonation, fruity finish. O- Like fruit cocktail from a can. Really enjoyed this combo of fruit and just slightly tart. Lactose is mild and would like to try more beers with a combo of fruit like this.

Can from a lazy dog Brilliantly clear deep golden color with a small bubbly white head that dissipates quickly. Earthy fruity dare I say jam like with bits of bready malt and bits of tart. Not as tart as a lot of kettle sours but certainly lots of fruit. Pretty tasty.

Can. Flavor and aroma are a carbon copy of each other. Tastes like a fruit salad medley. Lightly tart and lightly sweet without the lactose being noticed (thank god!!) Better than I was guessing for a trendy sour ale.