Boa Sorte
Radiocraft Brewery

Catharina Sour with Guava and Maracuja (fruits and pulp, not syrups), that is, a Brazilian style of beer but which starts from the German tradition of Berliner Weisse (wheat base) to which local tropical fruits typical of Brazil have been added to give it a more typical characterization to the place and social context.
The scent is the tropical one of an ACE juice, when poured it is yellow like the pulp of a fruit and a little cloudy.
Virtually non-existent foam.
Light body, it lacks carbonation at the level of a beer designed to be very drinkable, lively and thirst-quenching.
In the mouth the entry is entirely characterized by the tropical fruitiness of the exotic fruits used, followed by a sour note, but with minimal astringency, typical of Guava.
In the aftertaste, on the finish, light but easily recognizable notes of cereal (malted wheat).
Discreet beer but which has little of a purely distinctive character from the large offer offered by the market.
A more lively carbonation would have helped.