This wasn’t as sour as I was expecting, in fact on occasion it tasted a bit watery. A nice peachy colour, with a lot of dark red sediment. It was very fruity and juicy, couldn’t quite pinpoint exactly what it tasted of, but it does list on the can that it contains plum, so I am guessing this!
All in all, not a bad beer.
Sampled from: Can
Country of Origin: Australia
ABV – 4.5%
Would I recommend? Yes, deffo worth a try
Would I buy again? Possibly
Rating: 3/5
Red grape and raspberry imperial pastry sour.
Wow, its sour, its strong, initially you get a sour hit of fruity goodness, followed by an almost cidery flavour, rounded off perfectly by a sweetness of kind of biscuity flavour. A super well rounded sour. Very refreshing.
Sampled from: Can
ABV – 8%
Would I recommend? Yes
Would I buy again? Yes
Rating: 4/5
Apple Pie Pastry Sour. I was so eager to try this one, with promises of stewed apples, spices and vanilla custard to finish. I have to say I was a bit disappointed.
Dont get me worng, it was a nice refreshing beer, but ultimately it was a tarty apple beer, couldnt taste the spice or custard, and it was super full of sediment, it had a good couple of inches in the bottom that looked like apple sauce.
Definitely not a bad beer, and a good tasting experience, but not really for me.
Sampled from: Can
ABV – 6.2%
Would I recommend? Not particularly
Would I buy again? Probably not
Rating: 3/5
A raspberry sour with almond and vanilla.
Its really good. The raspberry and sourness is at the front, but has a nice rounded palette provided by the sweet almondy flavour to finish. Another superb beer from the peeps at Unbarred.
Sampled from: Can
ABV – 6.5%
Would I recommend? Yes
Would I buy again? Yes
Rating: 4/5
Battenberg pastry sour. A very interesting flavour. Initially the smell was really intensely sour and I wasn’t convinced I would like it. However it is definitely and quite thankfully sweeter than it smells. I can taste the almondy-ness of the marzipan, and the raspberry of the jam, along with what I can only describe as rose, as in Turkish Delight?! Obscure I know, but luckily I am a fan of this too.
All in all a super refreshing, fruity, great tasting beer.
Sampled from: Can
ABV – 6.1%
Would I recommend? Yes
Would I buy again? Yes
Rating: 4/5
Cranberry & Blueberry pastry sour.
A lovely fruity beer with a nice tang to it. Not overly sour, didn’t last long, as it was quite moreish and refreshing.
Sampled from: Can
ABV – 6.5%
Would I recommend? Yeah
Would I buy again? Yes
Rating: 4/5
Wow, this is absolutely vile. I thought I had turned a corner, after the first 2x sours I tried being pretty revolting, the next 2, by Brew York revived my spirit and restored my faith in this type of beer, only for this to be completely smash it to bits.
It is super bitter, has a very slightly chocolatey taste, but you may aswell drink vinegar!
Sampled from: Can
ABV – 6%
Would I recommend? No way!
Would I buy again? Not with your money
Rating: 0/5
Peach flavoured sour. Super tasty, fruity as hell, really refreshing and yeah, its a bit tart, but just really good.
Sampled from: Can
ABV – 7.4%
Would I recommend? Yes
Would I buy again? Yes
Rating: 4/5
A sour, hazy IPA. . . Its fruity, nowhere near as sour as any other I have tried, and generally a nice beer. Nothing spectacular, but not bad at all. . .
Sampled from: Can
ABV – 6.2%
Would I recommend? Yes
Would I buy again? Yes
Rating: 3/5
Guava, Coconut and Lime catharina sour. Wow, this was a pleasant surprise. Finally I have found a palletable sour. Its supwr fruity, and yeah, its bitter, but. . . The coconut makes it that tad sweeter and much more drinkable. A super refreshing beer.
Sampled from: Can
ABV – 6.5%
Would I recommend? Yes
Would I buy again? Yes
Rating: 3/5
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