Fruited Sour

Jelly King Can

A ruler, an overlord, a top dog, a crowned head. In the realm of all that is tart and sour, Jelly King reigns supreme.

Brewed by Bellwoods Brewery

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Jelly King Can

§ How it tastes

Kilos of raspberry, peach or passionfruit thrown into a tart base, so it lands somewhere between beer and squash. The sourness is real but the fruit carries it, and it barely tastes of beer at all. The single best thing to hand someone who insists they hate beer.

That's the style. This beer is one brewery's take on it.

  • Sweet
    3
  • Sour
    4
  • Bitter
    0
  • Fruit
    5
  • Roast
    0
  • Body
    2

§ From the brewery

A ruler, an overlord, a top dog, a crowned head. In the realm of all that is tart and sour, Jelly King reigns supreme. Rather than choosing between sour or hoppy, we decided to create a beer that would be both at the same time . Showcasing the aromatic benefits of a generous dry…

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Tart and loaded with real fruit — sharp, bright, almost a cordial.

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Brewed at

Bellwoods Brewery

Toronto · Toronto's legendary wild-ale and sour specialist, home of the iconic Jelly King dry-hopped sour.