Death By Cherries

◎ Appearance

A deep red colour dominates, reflecting the black cherry fruit at the beer's heart. The body is clear with good clarity despite its fruit content. Fine carbonation produces a delicate, stable head with modest lacing.

◌ Aroma

The nose is led by jammy black cherry, rich and concentrated without harshness. The kettle-souring process brings a subtle tartness to the aroma, while the low IBU keeps any hop character in the background. The overall impression is fruit-forward and inviting.

◐ Taste

The palate opens with pronounced cherry sweetness balanced immediately by a clean, bright sourness. Mid-palate the tartness becomes more assertive, creating a dynamic sweet-and-sour interplay that defines the beer. The finish remains light and dry, preventing any cloying quality despite the fruit's natural sugars.

◑ Finish

The finish is refreshing and clean, with the sourness lingering gently on the palate. A light dryness emerges, leaving the mouth crisp and inviting another sip.