a: hazy peach coloured body | thinnish off-white head
a: tropically | wheats | tart hibiscus
f: perfumey | dry malts | guava at end
t: creamy | rich fruits | sweet & sour finish
o: balanced | floral throughout | nice-to-sample

16 ounce can | Stowe General Store (grocery/shop): Stowe, Vermont | 30-May-2026 | US$4,50 | sampled: 28-July-2026 while arriving from Washington for a flight from Newark, but immediately heading back home to Washington to catch another flight, an hour or so later

Reviewed from notes.
Can to tulip.
Appearance: murky dark orange to amber color with a quarter finger's worth of some foam with some big bubbles inside all of which die off at a decent pace and no lace is left
Aroma: lemony to pear to guava sweet and tart notes with some lacto/yogurty tones and some salt
Flavor: meshes the prior noted aromas to a fair tart to sweet to semi-salty quality; finishes meshing those noted fruits together and a pinch of salt in there
Texture: light to medium bodied, somewhat sessionable; some smoothness but also some salty & tart nicks to the tongue - nothing overbearing
Overall: BBC might say this is not a smoothie style beer but it's also not a true gose. However, I don't mind this as a fruited tart ale with some salt thrown in it.

Tasty enough if fairly basic. Mellow tangy lemon, vague berry, a little salty bite, low acidity, nips of creamy fruit yoghurt. Fine balance. Easy drinking.

Pinkish hued brew. Nose is floral sally and wheat. Tatses subdued salt, fruit, hint of wheat and lemon tartness. Berry finish.

Can. Pours a cloudy orange pink with small off white head that lasts. The aroma is guava, dough, sea salt. Thin body, strong salt, guava, wheat, pear, light tartness, very good.