Bottle from Beer Republic. Sour peach funk! Nicely peachy and tart, medium sourness. Funky, fruity aroma, more tart peach. Medium body. Lovely, bit like a Crooked Stave fruited Sour. Tasty.

Bottle, 0.375l. Aroma is vinous, cellar-like, peachy and woody with mild vanilla note. Pours hazy golden orange color with thin quickly diminishing white head, yeast and fruit residue and sparkling appearance. Taste starts tart vinous and citrusy with peachy note, following is woody with tannins and astringent mouthfeel. Medium to full body, slick texture and average carbonation in palate. Hellish tartness that makes you brainless…

Very cloudy pure orange coloured body with a very nice, almost perfect two to three centimetre tall off-white head that fades relatively quickly, doesn't really leave any lacing and only a thin layer on top of the about 80 per cent opaque body. Aroma of very soured, super funky and oaky, dry and aromatic peaches, yeast, and gueuze-like complexity with the foeders and the spontaneously fermented notes the most strong in the nose with some light peaches and apricots along with apples and pears in the nose - this is strong throughout and very enjoyable to smell - quite complex. Light to Medium-bodied; Assertive effervescence that fades fairly quickly but leaves a lot of apricot, peach and pear notes right behind with a great fruity quality, but those only balance out the strong and pungent soured and super tart notes from the lactobilly and especially noticeable spontaneous fermentation yeasts here that are complex and pungent, but also tart and dry. Aftertaste is complex, period, with apricots, peaches, caster sugar, light honey, a dash of dry grain, some slight grassy notes, but mainly the spontaneous fermentation, oak and cedar woodsie notes but tarntess throughout - this is rich and pungent at the end, in a great, enjoyable and 'always-keeps-you-guessing' way. Overall, a great beer that has aged tremendously well - I'm not sure how this was fresh, but definitely nice to keep this long in the right conditions, and have it, exactly seven years after purchase, on such a sad day for this country. I sampled this wax-sealed, 37,5 cL bottle, purchased from Sicliano's in Grand Rapids, Michigan with my daughter on 11-September-2015 for US$13,79 as part of the 'Aged 13 Months, 7,3% alcohol, DEN #2547, Release #01' sampled exactly SEVEN years later at my house here a few blocks from the Pentagon, in Washington on 11-September-2022 after visiting the memorial of course with my (now) three kids on 11-September-2022.