Another homebrew: the same base as with the clover flavored version but this contains rosehip. The color of the beer is the same cloudy orange. Carbonation is, again, restrained. A reasonable, pure white head is born on the surface, with a small-bubbled texture. Long retention, again. The nose receives the familiar orange zest and orange peel, a bit of lemon, also distinct rosehip as well as remote lingonberry. I'm glad that the rosehip becomes available as soon as at this stage. Rosehip is unmistakable on the tastebuds. It's not particularly powerful, nor suppressed either. It leaves medium-strong astringency behind, on the tongue. Additionally, I pick lemon pith, orange peel and wheat (again...). Some berries make themselves present, such as rowanberry and lingonberry, both in moderation. The body is light. It amazes me since the ABV here, as well, is not more than 1.5 %. The finish gives citruses and red berries, especially rowanberry. Let your pride sleep tonight, the cigarettes are burning down; I would show you all the craves of the rule in a rosehip revelu. The mouthfeel is light, astringent, drying and a tad dry. It's slightly mouthcoating and refreshing. Interesting! Very interesting!! I'm happy especially that the rosehip is not too shy here.