Adding a description after Wexilahti feels entirely superfluous. A very easy drinking summery sour, not spectacular but worth further purchases.

Wow, now if you want a thirst quencher this is the Ale for you. The nose is rather yeasty. On the pallet you are hit with this refreshing sourness that is followed by summer filled ripe raspberries that cleanse your pallet and refresh it at the same time. A great Sour Ale for those hot afternoons where sitting outside in the sun enjoy the company of good friends is a must.

Murky, strawberry-nectar-hued beer with restrained, short-lived carbonation releases a sluggish, white, thin head that dissolves rapidly to a hair-thin lace ring on top. Interestingly, I find strawberry in the olfactory experience but not raspberry. Raspberry, nevertheless, steps forward on the tongue. Yet, I can also detect strawberry and very distant rowanberry. Lemon peel accompanies distinctly in the background. The body is light. Watery raspberry juice, lemon pulp, a bit of lemon peel and a remote vision of strawberry constitute the key elements of the aftertaste. The finish disappears after some time. The mouthfeel is light, tart, somewhat puckering and significantly juicy. It's also refreshing, really summery and relatively gardeny.