Anderson Valley Blood Orange Gose

The blood orange hits you first—not artificial, but genuinely juicy and tart. There's a subtle saltiness underneath that makes it feel grounding, almost mineral. The 4.2% ABV means you can taste the restraint; it's not trying to be a fruit bomb, just a really good glass of something that tastes like summer. Finishes clean and dry, no lingering sweetness.

Razzmatazz Sour

This one's got actual funk—wild yeast doing its thing, giving you that slightly vinous, slightly musty character that makes wild ales feel alive. The raspberries and whatever else is in there blend into something that tastes fermented, not just flavored. Drier than you'd expect for a berry beer. Sips small but leaves an impression.