Draft at Odd Side. Murky, pulpy orange-brown body, thin clumping creamy beige head. Funky sweet and sour nose with lots of tart vinaigrette and funky fruit. Sour body with cobwebby dusty wheat, vinaigrette, and just a hint of wet socks. Sweet and relatively quick-hitting. Pretty good.

On tap at Odd Side. This beer is a light reddish amber with a medium sized sudsy head. Aromas shifted around a lot as it warmed. At first I thought it was more malt vinegar, tart cherries and band-aids, but as it warmed a bit, it became much more sour apple dominated and the bandages took a hike. Flavor was a little sweeter than I expected and sour was a little more underdeveloped than I had hoped, but this is one of the better Flanders beers I have had from a small brewer. It has quite a bit of a cherry sweet/sour thing going, but it finishes nice and tart with just enough edginess to make me happy. The wife liked it too!