Snafu-Tang
Snafu Brewing Company

Pours golden with a 2" white head, which fades to a wisp. Light lacing. Slight haze.

Aroma of sour grapes, sour apple, orange.

Tastes of sour grapes, orange, citric acid. Dank.

Medium body, lively carbonation. Dry, tart finish.

A mouth puckering sour.

This reminded me totally of breakfast mimosas! Would absolutely be at home on any brunch table!
I did not pour from can so have no idea what it actually looked like - could have been green like Vulcans blood for all I know! My points for looks are due to the utterly adorable can art!
Smell was like a citrussy pissy vinegar, yet intriguing! Gave a pause before tasting, however, once that first sip was over with, the scent came across as very friendly indeed!
The taste however made my mouth happy. Yes, this is a very happy beer! And all too drinkable!

Look - hazy peach color with a slight white head and skimming
Smell - tart grape
Taste - a lot like the scent
Feel - light body low carb
Ok beer but nothing I'd get again

 

 

Would not recommend unless you’re interested in sucking on a battery covered in lemon juice.

Pours amber bar pour head no lace. Nose is malt tart notes almost like vinegar but not as strong. Taste is pretty much the same malt sweetness then tart Brett, not much fruitiness more like malt vinegar you put on fried fish. Medium body carbonation and feel. Overall pretty simple not very complex but some how not bad.

 

Pours an opaque deep gold producing a champagne aggressive, voluminous, shaving cream/soap bubble combo foam, off-white head which recedes more rapidly than expected to a clumpy island caps & thin collar ring leaving only a few streaks & motes of lace. Aroma is lactic, bread, cobbler dough, orange, lemon with a hint of green apples wrapped around the yeast. Taste is sour, citric, pale malt, citrus & a green apple acetaldehyde hint with yeast present but more reserve in the nose. Throughout the first half of the sip there is a loose balance of sweet & sour with sour becoming dominant in the lacidic, drying finish. The aftertaste, a pale mirror image, of the finish fades rapidly. Mouthfeel is medium bodied with high carbonation, juciy, dry & prickly.

 

Poured from the tap into a pint glass at the Carolina Ale House in Charleston South Carolina. The appearance is a cloudy golden yellow with a small white head. the aroma is salty hops. The taste follows the nose. An average beer.