Lilly

◎ Appearance

Lilly presents a pale straw hue with exceptional clarity and a delicate white head that recedes to a fine ring. The carbonation is gentle and persistent, creating a soft mousse rather than aggressive bubbles. Lacing clings sparsely to the glass as the beer is consumed.

◌ Aroma

The nose opens with vibrant raspberry and red fruit aromatics, layered beneath a pronounced floral character that suggests wild florals and dried petals. Beneath these fruit and flower notes lies a subtle funkiness—earthy, slightly musty—typical of wild yeast fermentation, complemented by hints of wine-like complexity from the macerated grape component.

◐ Taste

The palate is defined by bright berry acidity and a tart snap that carries the raspberry through from entry to mid-palate. Mild herbaceous notes and the funky fermentation character add textural complexity, while the underlying dryness keeps the fruit-driven profile balanced and crisp. At 6.3% ABV, the alcohol remains unobtrusive, allowing the interplay of fruit, acid, and wild yeast to take center stage.

◑ Finish

The finish is clean and lingering, with residual tartness and berry notes trailing into a dry, slightly funky aftertaste. The acid persistence gently fades, leaving behind a sophisticated combination of fruit and fermentation character.