Froot Whoops
Rogue Ales

Appearance - Pours hazy and with a pinkish, orange glow. Off-white, half-finger width htead that dissipates somewhat quickly, leaving behind a mostly barren surface with a thin ring around the edge of the glass. No lacing.

Smell - Tart and fruity. Berries and citrus.

Taste - Follows the nose. Raspberry definitely stands out, along with lesser blood orange. Marionberry tartness. The grapefruit sits well beneath. Nice.

Mouthfeel - Light-bodied with a fair amount of bitey carbonation. Slick, easy drinker before a lightly dry finish.

Overall - Solid gose with a nice blend of fruity citrus and berry flavors. It's a shame we don't see much Rogue down here in Sacramento anymore.

apparently a blending mistake where some fruit was added to their raspberry gose instead of to their combat wombat, but it is indeed a happy accident, as this is delicious, takes the gose to the next level in terms of fruitiness and complexity, and seems awesome for summer. the raspberry is still forward in here, but now its packed with citrus as well, i get fresh grapefruit in the nose and a more tart passion fruit note in the flavor, along with some lemon from the sourness that remains and a citric tang as well, and the salt is still there. i like the increased acidity this has, it seems drier at the same time that its also objectively fruitier, and thats pretty cool. it has a lovely pinkish orange glow, enough bubbles, and a remarkably dry finish for what it is. i get a lot of fruit that isnt actually in this too, melon rind, pineapple, passion fruit, lemon grass, key lime, its very cocktail-esque to me and perfect for summer, the salt part almost gives it a margarita vibe. i had a blast at rogue and it was cool to try so many one offs, they are definitely still leaders in experimentation, even if this one was not intentional!