Fairly hazy, very light golden coloured body with a straw-like glow and a thinnish white head that fades quickly. Aroma of fresh cut limes, tequilla, salt, brine with a slight funky cardboard and light earthy note with some biscuits and a dry lime and oaky, barrel-y bite in the nose at least. Light-bodied; Very salty, briney and limey flavour with a lot of funk and lactobilly notes with an almost creamy or milky flavour with some softer biscuits and wheatie malts with a dry kick of flowers and hay at the very end. Aftertaste shows the pungent limes with the associated tartness and a ton of briney qualities with a lot of residual saltiness, some oaky, dry funk and some perfumey, soft sweetness at the end from fruits and perhaps a dash of caster sugar. Overall, a fairly nice, very salty and briney gose with a lot of lime and citrusey acidity and tartness, with less of a defined complexity or deep flavour profile - this is fairly simple throughout, but does the trick and is pretty easy-drinking, yet shows a good amount of flavour for the style. I sampled this sixteen ounce, pint-sized can, purchased from Whole Foods in Washington (I street NorthWest, Foggy Bottom) D.C. on 31-May-2021 for US$3,99 sampled at my house here in Washington on 29-August-2021.

From a pint can. Pours a clear pale straw with a billowing white head. Aromas are of lime aide. Flavors are sour limes and salt.

16 oz can from jocs and dbarnold, 6/26/20. Canned 5/26/20. Pours an unclear golden with a thin, fizzy white head and some spotty lace. Legit lemon-lime juice here, tart and fruity. Salinity is mild, tartness is pretty strong. Good beer, a little one-note on the lime juice side.