Where the guava and peach versions of Drop Bear's Cut Lager lean sweet, the raspberry one leans tart. It's a noticeable distinction that makes it feel closer to a shandy than a fruit beer, and that's not a bad thing. The pour is clear and pale gold. The nose picks up fresh berry, bright and a little sharp. On the palate the raspberry note is tart rather than jammy, cutting across the clean lager grain and keeping the drink lively. Carbonation is brisk and the finish is dry with a lingering berry tartness. At 18 calories per 100ml it sits alongside Peach Cut Lager at the lighter end of the range. Vegan and gluten-free.