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Ice Queen of Graceland
Cherry and coconut up front with vanilla in the background; pours dense, settles quickly in the glass, and asks for a swirl or two before it starts showing its full shape.
Sour beer is where acidity becomes art, from crisp, kettle-soured thirst-quenchers to complex, barrel-aged blends shaped by wild yeast and time. The spectrum runs wide: bright citrus tang, vinous funk, gentle tartness, or full-on mouth-puckering bite. These beers trade sweetness for structure, showcasing fermentation as flavor.
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Yule Cherry
Cherry-driven sour ale with clear red-fruit flavour, controlled acidity, light body, and a subtle warming spice presence that unfolds steadily across the glass.
Den Sure Nisse
A kettle-soured fruited beer from Humleland, built on strawberry, pink guava, and blueberry purée, with bright acidity, soft haze, and a clean, fruit-forward profile.
Gelato: Red Jelly
A fruit-forward ice cream sour that leans hard into red berries and soft sweetness, delivering solid balance and easy drinking without chasing extremes or surprises.
Blueberry Muffin
Great Notion’s Blueberry Muffin Tart Ale delivers woody blueberry and tidy structure, but the name promises more than the glass manages to follow through on.
Freaky
Vault City’s Freaky is unapologetically large, opaque, and sweet-leaning, built for drinkers comfortable with dessert-scale beer and curious whether restraint survives excess over a glass.
Cherry Red Risalamande
A cherry-thick, foamless dessert-beer experiment that split the room; part delicious, part metallic fever dream, and unmistakably Mad Scientist from first sniff to final sip.
Lindemans Strawberry
Strawberry leads the aroma fast, backed by a soft apple touch and gentle carbonation. It’s a straightforward, fruit-driven lambic that shows its character within the first few sips.
Salty Lemon
A Swedish Berliner Weisse that tastes like seaside limoncello, tart, salty, and disarmingly smooth. But does Brewski’s “Salty Lemon” hide too much restraint?
