Fruit Float Gluten Free Sour
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another beer that i dont think can rightly be called a beer, its not made with grain and reduced on gluten with an enzyme, its not actually made with grain at all from what i can gather. like the mochi one, its really tasty, but its more of an unclear seltzer than a beer i reckon, not even sure if it belongs here on BA or not. mango, pineapple, passion fruit, nice fruit combination, and also made with soft serve like the mango mochi one i had recently, just weird. done with barn town, lots and lots of collaborations for untitled art wow. orange and thick, with an airy orange head, looks almost unnatural but not as gnarly as the mochi one, not as thick, not as puffy and lasting on the head, but still lively. the aroma on this is delicious, all fruit and fruit candy, mango and pineapple up front together, the passion fruit and attendant tartness behind it, not real sour overall. the flavor is similar, juicy and ripe, sweet all the way through it, hardly sour at all to me. the vanilla and ice cream aspect is also central to this, it hits like a kids drink not a beer, but that its delicious cannot be denied. somehow this does have some body, weird in that it has no grain in it, but its not watery like a seltzer at all. some lemon and pineapple acidity late, sweet on the teeth, not super heavy or anything, but i could definitely not drink more than one, maybe two of these, tops. its a neat thing for those who cannot have grain, and its cool how many different things these guys are doing, but its not really beer...

Barn Town Brewing collaboration. Gluten Free Sour with Mango, pineapple, passionfruit and pineapple soft serve.
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These are so good, UA is the bomb when it comes to these. BUT HOW IS THIS BEER? No Gluten and made only with sugar and fruit???? Still, I loved it...

Bright hazy, thick gold with no head to speak of. Lots of citrus fruitiness right off the bat, tropical as well, frozen pineapple chunks, Orange Julius soft serve, mango smoothie, strawberry, coconut, etc. Not much tartness to speak of, just fruity and refreshing.