Amarok
Mortalis Brewing Co.

16oz can from a new-to-Boise (and me) brewery. Pours like V8 juice into a pub nonic; opaque, thick, red fruit smoothie with no head build up. Big POG vibes with notes of pineapple and orange, guava and strawberry, peach and Starburst. Fruity sweetness dominates the palate, gets cloying to me at the end. Has the vibes of added vanilla or milk sugars but I can't find any mention of that on the can or website, so maybe not.

Bright Pink color with a small amount of white head. Very thick, but not as thick as as it could be with this many fruits in it. Leaves a fair amount of lacing on the glass. Very nice, almost a fruit smoothie instead of a "beer"

This one pours a thick looking dark reddish color, with a small head, and a little bit of lacing.

This has approximately a hundred different fruits in there, and it all kind of blends together into a FrankenFruit sort of aroma. I can individually pick out apricot, banana, and raspberry.

This isn't quite the "Mount Olympus of Gloop" level that Mortalis fruited sours usually occupy. It's surprisingly boozy, as these things go, especially as it warms. It almost feels like a shot of vodka was thrown in here. The fruit does an admirable job of attempting to stamp out that booziness, but it doesn't completely finish the job. The fruit character itself is good - I'm not sure every single one was needed, but the banana does stand out nicely as being somewhat stylistically different than the rest. I otherwise get apricot, strawberry, and raspberry, but don't get the other fruits specifically.

This is very thick, and very much like a melted smoothie, but the booziness hampers the drinkability a touch.

This is still obviously pretty delicious, but not quite up to the quality level that I expect Mortalis.