Very hazy, amber, orange and light ruby coloured body with a very thin, single centimetre tall off-white head that fades very quickly and leaves just about nothing on top. Aroma of very tart and soured fruit with cranberries, apples, pears and lemons all here with a touch of hibiscus flowers and some dry malts noticeable, but little malts and a hint of sweetness as well. Medium-bodied; Crisp and dry fruits show at first with a good sour and tart element and a touch of light malts here, but balanced with a bit more sugars and a glance of both lactose and cream on the end, with a slight herbal finish. Aftertaste shows a very nice and tart, fruity, soured, dry beer with a good profile throughout that is balance and is definitely on the sour side, as it should be, but approachable for people who typically don't like sours. Overall, a nice, tart, soured and slightly funky beer with enough body and complexity to make this rich and flavourful at the same time, while still being easy-drinking-ish. I sampled this sixteen ounce pint-sized can purchased from Whole Foods in New York (Chelsea), New York on 21-December-2020 for US$3,99 sampled at my house here in washington on one of (hopefully) the last hot days here of the year, on 27-September-2022. 

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Deep, super chunky, very hazy pink, copper, bronze and ruby coloured body with a thick, six centimetre tall off-white and almost pink head at first that fades very quickly and leaves just about nothing on top, after just a few seconds, with a very hazy, chunky body. Aroma of sour, tart cherries and cranberries with some light wheat, yeast, bread, salt and additional sourness in the mix - citric acid or something, with a little bit of alcohol that shows through in the nose. Medium-bodied; Fairly rich malts dominate the start with some good wheat and melony flavours with a big bite of tartness and pure sour flavours from the cranberries and cherries with a little earthiness from blueberries and even pure tart raspberry flavour as well, with a pretty nice malt recovery showing some depth and body and a light sweetness at the finish which rounds it all out nicely. Aftertaste shows the tart, fruity elements by far the strongest, but a pretty nice blend overall of malt, sourness, sweet flavours, a robust complexity and a bit of salty, briney components, but they sit well behind the tart fruits. Overall, a nice beer to sample and very nice for the style, although I feel like this is more of a soured beer than a gose, it's still nice! I sampled this sixteen ounce, pint-sized can, purchased from K-1 Beer and Wine in Arlington, Virginia on 13-March-2021 for US$5,39 sampled at my house here in Washington on 27-August-2021.