There’s been a wave of hip pet nats taking form as nothing more than fermented fruit juice in a clear bottle (Furlani for example). The Lunaria “bio budget” Pet Nat could easily have been that, but it’s not. It’s a restrained bone dry yeasty tart grapefruit peach sour tangerine mix. It’s enough to think about - it won’t blow your brains, but neither your wallet. — 4 years ago
Refreshing and a little nasty — 5 years ago
Sandy strawberries and watermelon rind. Sassy kick of carbonation with a light finish. — 5 years ago
Lemon oil and pith, savory herbs, salt — 5 years ago
Super salty and a little ripe melon. — 8 years ago
Reminded me of less bubbly Prosecco. — 3 years ago
Natural pigeon with bubbles quite nice — 4 years ago
very drinkable, maybe not the most complex — 5 years ago
Salinity, minerality, creamy strawberry and very fun — 5 years ago
i plan to look through a rose-colored lens like this every damn day — 6 years ago
Furlani always lovely, this one not my favourite but lemonish and great for summer. — 3 years ago
fun, but a little thin. — 4 years ago
Essentially a Pet Nat... soft fizzy bubbles, chalky, raspberries, minerals, made from 100% Pinot Grigio. Yum. — 5 years ago
Dirty diapers but it grows on you because of all the god damned acid — 5 years ago
More than a little VA. Cherry, blackberry, baby aspirin, some funk. — 7 years ago
Brad Jensen
A nicely acidic nose of tart raspberry and ripe red fruits. The palate is equally acidic, with a slight “sour warhead” characteristic, with flavors of ripe red fruits, tart cherries, and lemon notes but with a slight funky undertone that may be a result of the natural fermentation. I enjoyed this, fizzy and fun, high brunch recommendation, on its own, enjoy it as is. — 3 years ago