Just read the other 3 reviews of this and I've got a different animal. It's red for a start and dominated by 'Lingonberries' (had to goggle them), I have never knowingly had them in a beer or even tried some before. So my beer had a pink head on a hazed light red body and had a hedgerow berry sort of aroma and taste, which I discovered were in fact these Lingonberries (think cranberry). Not unpleasant, but not really my scene, slightly tart in nature.

Semi hazed gold with good white head. Aroma is light floral with some grainy malt, light citrus and white grape. Taste has a subtle fruit but its quite wheat noted, light citric sherbet note which is drying on the palate. The use of oats firms up the body but as there is not much going on taste wise, a lighter session mouthfeel might have been better. Not keen.

[33cl can from Beer52.] A hazy straw coloured pour with a loose white head; malty aroma with a little lingonberry; tart fruity berry taste with a sweet malty body; and a thin insubstantial finish.

hazy straw with white head A - odd aroma, sweet sherbert, berry and floral, a bit caramel as it warms F - bready malt, and that same odd 'aroma' hop taste Its different and although a bit odd its ok