Drekker Everybody Love Everybody 4Pk

Drekker Everybody Love Everybody 4Pk is a fruited kettle sour brewed with rainbow sherbet, scoring 91 on BeerAdvocate, at approximately 7% ABV. Brewed in collaboration with The Brewing Projekt, this release stands apart for its audacious ingredient list — actual rainbow sherbet, marshmallows, lactose, and a fruit medley of lemon, lime, cherry, orange, raspberry, and guava — resulting in a beer that faithfully channels the frozen treat.

Quick Facts: ABV: ~7%  |  Origin: Fargo, North Dakota  |  Style: Fruited Kettle Sour  |  Brewery: Drekker Brewing Company

Production & Heritage

Drekker Brewing Company operates out of Fargo, North Dakota, and has earned a devoted following for its boundary-pushing sour ales and IPAs. Everybody Love Everybody was produced in collaboration with The Brewing Projekt, a Wisconsin-based brewery equally known for experimental fruited sours. The kettle sour base is loaded with lemon, lime, cherry, orange, raspberry, guava, vanilla, lactose, and marshmallows alongside rainbow sherbet, creating a layered sweetness balanced by measured tartness. The addition of lactose contributes to the notably thick, creamy body that reviewers consistently highlight.

Tasting Notes

Aroma: Unmistakably sherbet-forward, opening with bright citrus — lemon and orange dominate — followed by a waft of raspberry and a soft vanilla sweetness. A subtle marshmallow creaminess rounds out the nose.

Taste: The entry is sweet and sugary, immediately recalling spoonfuls of rainbow sherbet. Mid-palate brings a balanced tartness that keeps the sweetness in check, while cherry, orange, and raspberry jostle for attention. Guava and vanilla add tropical depth and smoothness on the back end, and the lactose gives the mouthfeel a thick, almost milkshake-like quality.

Finish: Medium in length with a lingering marshmallow and vanilla softness. A gentle tartness persists, preventing the sweetness from cloying and inviting the next sip.

How to Drink Everybody Love Everybody

Serve well chilled, ideally between 38–42°F, in a tulip glass or wide-mouth stemless glass to capture the aromatic complexity. This beer drinks best on its own as a standalone experience. It also works as a playful ingredient in a beer float — pour over a scoop of vanilla ice cream for a dessert indulgence. A radler-style build with fresh lemonade extends the citrus brightness on a hot day. For a brunch twist, use it in place of the traditional wheat beer in a berliner shandy, mixing with a splash of elderflower cordial and sparkling water.

Best For

• Introducing craft-skeptical friends to the world of fruited sours
• Summer cookouts and outdoor gatherings where novelty counts
• Dessert course pairing at a casual beer dinner
• Gifting to collectors of limited-run collaboration brews

Frequently Asked Questions

What does Everybody Love Everybody taste like? It drinks like liquid rainbow sherbet — sweet, fruity, and creamy with orange, raspberry, cherry, lemon, and vanilla flavors layered over a tart kettle sour base. Lactose and marshmallow additions give it a thick, smooth mouthfeel.

How does Everybody Love Everybody compare to other fruited kettle sours? Where many fruited sours rely on one or two fruit additions, this beer uses six distinct fruits plus rainbow sherbet, marshmallows, and lactose, resulting in a dessert-like complexity that goes well beyond a standard fruited kettle sour. Its 91-point BeerAdvocate score and 4.2 rating on Untappd across nearly 9,000 reviews place it in strong standing within the pastry sour category.

Is Everybody Love Everybody good for beginners? Its sweet, approachable flavor profile and low bitterness make it an excellent gateway into sour beer for newcomers. The familiar sherbet-like character helps bridge the gap for drinkers not yet accustomed to tartness.

Where is Everybody Love Everybody made? It is brewed by Drekker Brewing Company in Fargo, North Dakota, in collaboration with The Brewing Projekt based in Wisconsin. Both breweries are recognized for their inventive approach to fruited sour ales.

What foods pair well with Everybody Love Everybody? Key lime pie complements the citrus tartness; a charcuterie board with mild, creamy cheeses like brie balances the fruit sweetness; lemon bars echo the sherbet brightness; Thai mango sticky rice plays off the tropical guava notes; and vanilla bean panna cotta mirrors the beer's creamy vanilla finish.

What sizes does Everybody Love Everybody come in? This release is sold as a 4-pack of cans, which is the standard format for Drekker's sour ale releases.

Is Everybody Love Everybody worth the price? It positions as a premium craft collaboration release, and the elaborate ingredient list — real sherbet, marshmallows, six fruits, and lactose — justifies its pricing within the pastry sour segment. Strong community ratings on both BeerAdvocate (91) and Untappd (4.2/5) reinforce its value among enthusiasts.

Why Everybody Love Everybody?

The collaboration between Drekker Brewing and The Brewing Projekt brings together two of the Midwest's most imaginative sour beer producers. The sheer ambition of the recipe — six fruits, rainbow sherbet, marshmallows, vanilla, and lactose in a single kettle sour — goes further than most competing releases dare. A 91-point BeerAdvocate score backed by over 8,900 Untappd ratings confirms that the execution matches the concept. For drinkers chasing the intersection of nostalgic flavor and serious craft technique, this beer delivers a genuinely singular drinking experience.