Creature Comforts Athena Berliner Weisse

Athena doesn't announce itself. There's a soft, almost pillowy wheat character upfront, then the sourness arrives like a thought rather than a hit—delicate lemon pith and a whisper of white grape skin. It finishes dry but not aggressive, with this minerally quality that makes you want another sip immediately. The carbonation is present but doesn't punch; it's more like gentle fizz supporting the main event.

Techno Viking

Techno Viking comes at you faster. Right away you get that snappy, mouth-puckering acidity—more like fresh lime juice than Athena's lemon—backed by a grainy wheat sweetness that's almost conflicting in the best way. There's a slight funkiness in the middle that keeps it interesting, and the carbonation has more presence, almost prickling on your tongue. It's the more extroverted version of this style.