UPDATED: MAR 15, 2019 can shared by mathieuc, thanks for keeping this one. pours cloudy purple-pink with a small off-white cap offering minimal retention and lacing. tons of yummy and juicy berries and peaches, nicely salty minerals. moderate carbonation, light body, relatively dry and softly tart very fruity finish. very solid super fruity gose.

UPDATED: NOV 28, 2018 16oz can. Poured a purple color with a small sized pink head. Blueberries, citrus, tart stone fruits and some saltiness. Nice.

Canned, 473 ml, courtesy of Boris. Shared with JFK10000 and Max. Hazy dark red, white head. Berries, some cherries, plum, bit lactic, nice fruity profile. Juicy. Smooth. Medium sourness. Medium bodied. Nice.

Light maroonish purple color. Not nearly as fruity as the raspberry or black currant, but the fruits in there work together well. Maaaaybe a bit more blueberry and plum than peach. Light to moderate pucker. Refreshing tasty brew.

Can picked up by B-Rob. Muddy red/maroon color. Big head but it was poured aggressively. Nose of tart fruit. Heavy on the blueberry and plum aroma. Taste is a clean tart fruit beer. Lots of plum and berries. Taste is fruity and tart. Body is light and refreshing. Overall: Good stuff

Can shared by a friend. Pours purple with a medium off-white head. Aroma of malt, funk, berry and peach. Malt and blueberry flavor with peach accents before a sour plum finish.

Can at home in Hackney - big thanks to Burton for sourcing from the brewery. Pours hazy purple with a small, foamy pink head. Reasonably acidic, lots of tart plum, a little fleshy blueberry, lemon. Medium bodied with spritzy carbonation. Quenching finish, with nice cleansing acidity, more plummy tartness, seedy blueberry, inklings of peach I guess, a bit more citric bite. Nice mix.

Can drunk 8/22/18.
Murky, soupy, violet-tinted blackberry with light ruddy hues in the light. Raspberry jam-tinged, beige head tops it, fading fairly steadily to a ring.
WHAP! Huge shot of sourness in the nose seems to stem from a mix of heavily tart/tannic fruit acidity and very strong lactic and moderate acetic acid. Smells like it's going to burn when you drink it. There are some juicy undercurrents, light biscuit and cereal-like malts and no salinity of note. It's way too acidic, though, almost off-putting.
In the mouth, while it's certainly sour, it's no where near what I expected. A good mix of plum and peach acid but a very soft, wheat-heavy texture helps to soak up a ton of the acid. Further, there is some sweet base malt to help balance, and the blueberry is lightly seedy and spicy, with earthy tones that don't exacerbate the acidity of the other fruits. Low but tight carbonation with no alcohol or flaw. Definitely needs more time to congeal and for the acidity to soften. But it's absolutely jam-packed with delicious, authentic fruit flavors. Not sure why they are calling these goses, but whatever, not really a big deal.

Can shared with Brendan, Andrew and Ellen. Pours a deep reddish purple body with thin ring of pink lace. Nose is fresh bouquet of mixed berry fruits. Mouthfeel is medium to light bodied, tart and sessionable; fruity without being cloying or too sweet.

Can - pours purple pink head - nose and taste of blueberry, stone fruit, plum, sea salt, lactose sourness - medium body