Quite tart, unidentifiably fruity. Very clean.

Just had a splash of this. Plummy, stonefruit tartness with a bit of spiciness on top. I picked the Owen above this, but making a note to try this when I have the chance.

Super sour, definitely a bright Muscat grape flavor. Bit of salt that sits on the tongue appealingly. But this has the same issue as regular grape juice has for me, a lingering tackiness and sweetness in the throat.

An assertively tart, gose-like beer with a clean, subtle cereal finish. Don't know if there was added salt but I certainly wouldn't be surprised. Leaves the throat tingling a bit.

Unlike the New Belgium, this beer felt intentionally designed in flavor from start to finish. A medium tart beer with sourness that doesn't veer too far in either a vinegary or fruity direction, with a balance of malt sweetness and funk to round out the complexity. This wasn't life-changing, but it was very solid. Not a bad first choice for this brewery.

Tart and fruity. Light on the front and finishes sour. Lovely.