Rainbow Sherbet Sour
Gweilo Beer

440ml can from Asda supermarket (£3):
Translucent peach & a 4cm bubbly white head with a foamy surface & lots of visible. More sweet than sour smelling, sherbet & sugar with bubblegum, strawberry & lime. The taste is slightly more sour, lime & lemon with not a whole lot else; very basic & surprisingly light on carbonation despite appearances with a slightly salty aftertaste.

440ml can. This is the 4.5% ABV version, brewed in the UK by Vocation Brewing.
L: Hazy, bronze colour with a thin, short-lived head.
S: Apple juice, orange sherbet,
Follows the nose. Tangy rather than outright sour. Enjoyable and refreshing.
F: Light body with a sour snap.
O: Easy-drinking, approachable sour. Pretty good, especially for a supermarket beer.

Canned in a big old tallboy crafty craft can and purchased from Sainsbury’s supermarket
Pours like pear juice
Aroma is definitely a trip to the candy store with jawbreakers sour definitely there
Flavour is sherbet with a big sweet edge and confectionery level sour finish

A 330ml can, with a best before date of (I think) 22nd June 2021 (the numbers were a bit smudged together). Poured into a Holy Mountain tulip glass.

Appearance: A hazy but slightly dull golden orange colour with a slightly more than one finger white head that dissipated quickly to nothing and left only sparse to no lacing.

Aroma: Sweet, mixed Lifesaver candies, raspberry, cough medicine, vanilla.

Taste: Tart, lightly sweet, mixed Lifesaver candies, raspberry, cough medicine, guava, lemon zest.

Mouthfeel: Light to medium bodied with moderate carbonation.

Overall: Easy to drink with nice candy, sherbet, cough medicine like aroma and flavours that I do so enjoy. Actually I’m surprised that it’s 7.2% ABV, as it feels very sessionable.