pours a dark golden colour... thin white head that dissipates quickly... aroma of honey and berries... tastes of moderate hoppiness, with a light hint of fruit and a distinct tartness... finishes with a bit of bitterness... this one is pretty unique; I’ve never had a fruit beer quite like it...

A superb and unique new lager from a new craft brewery in Edmonton... very quickly became one of my favourite beers.... pours light gold, fruity aroma without overt sweetness, a subtle hint of pepper hits your palate in a bold but not overwhelming fashion... the wine of beers.

Bottle: A sharp pour puts a delicious looking hazed translucent gold beer in the thistle...decent sticky-rocky cap with good retention and lacing properties. Interesting nose on this one; pungent malts over a distinct berry tone and a ground pepper tone...pretty unique. sufficient malt spine, light fruity body, frutiy-light character Up front a good dose on those sweet malts you got in the nose then a distinct berry pulp infusion joined with some tastefully done hopping...finished clean crisp lightly drying ( some wheat?) with a mild berry tartness and a light bittering aftertaste from the hops. A very pleasant and unique brew...certainly one of the most interesting tastes I have had from a fruit beer..

Bottle courtesy of Poperinge. Almost no head. Thin clear gold colour. Golden sweet berry aroma. Has the fruit bitterness but no sweetness or fruit flavour in the taste except for a trace of apricot.