It isn’t exceedingly funky but it does have a nice bright acidity and sort of cherry skin dryness on the nose like cherry blossom more than cherry fruit. The taste is clean and has a prickle of lingering tartness but never goes over the line, gripping your sisters ass or anything like that. The carb is silky and fine and each sip leaves a sort of indifference towards the next, making this beer intensely easy to drink but not exactly a paradigm shift in the world of krieky exploits.

I like funky gold better, but this is a welcome offering in the lineup. Even when the alesex is a touch underwhelming, you are still getting it in, and there’s something to be said for that.