From a 375ml can on 20/7/2021. Pours an ultra clear light to medium golden with the barest of heads. The nose is indeed citrussy and sherbety. Tastes of light sweet orange and vanilla, with a light tangy finish. Light bodied with spritzy carbonation. Decent and worth a try if a light sour is your thing.

Pours dark brown, large fading head.Nose shows truckloads of coconut, followed by some chocolate and bready malt. Delicate fruit hops afterwards.Flavours include heavy chocolate, transitioning to coconut, before some of the piny and resinous hops kick in. A bit of lactose sweetness in there but actually well balanced!

Seems like a while since I've had a new 3 Ravens beer, but looking at their last 20 beers added here I see the words Creamsicle (x4), Shiraz Negroni, Pina Colada, Milkshake, Brulee Shake, Passion Juicy, Ice [sic] Tea with Peach, Salted Caramel and Xmas Trifle. Sounds about right. Can. Pretty dark red; clear with a cm of beige head that doesn't last all that well. Aroma of sticky breadcrust, flowers, some stewed fruit, coconut, spices, orange. Layers of caramelised flavours with a fair lick of sweetness but toppier fruit and spices notes gradually pull through towards a finish where the bitterness struggles a bit to come through. But the richness does get lifted away very effectively and the hop blend gives what could be an over-complicated beer a theme. Good, interesting.

Mine just says 3 Ravens Original Sour. Same ABV. I'm assuming this is it. Very easy drinking. straw, biscuit and mandarin on the nose. Quite a lemony taste. Pleasant.

On tap at Scratch Bar, Milton. Nose is popcorn and sherbet. The occasional bubble makes an appearance. Thin film of suds on top. This is light, citric, zingy. Very interesting and fun for a mid-strength. A lot of thought went into this.

Pours like cloudy fresh orange juice with an aroma to match, and a small bubbly white head. Has all the hallmarks of a Buck's Fizz to be honest, with a touch of malt in the background, but primarily it's tart orange flavoured, maybe hints of mango and pineapple in there too, and a fizzy thinnish mouthfeel with some mellow bitterness to finish

Certainly unconventional! Pours hazy deep gold, with frothy off white head and an aroma of caramel, strawberries & cream and a hint of vanilla. The mouthfeel is creamy, the taste is heavy on the slightly salted caramel, with some fruity notes, and an underlying light biscuit malt with a tiny hint of citrus hops giving off some bitterness in the finish

Can from Beer 52. Has a distinctly salty aroma, but with added strawberries and vcream. Pours an almost murky brownish orange with a small off-white head. Salted peanuts dominate in the mouth, but there’s quite a bit else there too. Vanilla, marmalade, and hints of toffee. Finish is both salty and fruity. Rather strange but not unattractive in its own way. Lack of citrus is a plus point !

[375ml can from Beer52] A cloudy amber pour with a loose cream coloured head; aroma of butterscotch and vanilla fudge; and tasting like vanilla fudge too; and with lots of salt to finish. A strange idea for a beer, but also strangely likeable.

Tight foamy head left a rocky cover on a murky dark amber coloured still body. Confectionery aroma. Medium bodied, smooth with a tingle on the back. Vanilla, Drumstick Lolly sweets, ice cream, lactose & caramel tastes. Not particularly offensive but this is some weird shit.