Bottle from Westhill Service Station. It pours ever so slightly hazy pale golden with a thick, fluffy white head. The aroma is bright gooseberry, white grape, blackberry, blackcurrant yogurt, sherbet, refreshers, gummy bears and dull grassy/herbal accents. The taste is crisp, firmly dry, snappy, spritzy, sour, puckering, sherbet upfront, gooseberry, white grape, vinous, nip of acidity which quickly dissipates, softens and sweetens to a pleasant wine gun character and light minerality with a dry, puckering finish. Medium body and moderate, lively carbonation. So bright and moreish. Very well judged. Crushable. The best BT beer I've had to date.

Bottle from Appellation Wines. Pours just-clear yellow gold with a thin white head. Aromas of gooseberry and white grape with some sourness. Taste is sherbet sour and more gooseberry. Dry finish.

Bottle from Appellation Wines. Appearance - hazy, pale yellow. White lacing. Nose - floral (almost blackberry leaf) and zingy gooseberry. Taste - more blackberry leaf and gooseberry. Tangy/zesty citrus back note. Palate - light bodied, zingy/funky persistent finish. Overall - like it!