Frothy off-white good mostly diminishing head. Red amber colour. Moldy modetrate malty and light hoppy aroma. Moderate siyur nice flavor. Long moderate acetic finish. Creamy palate.

(bottle 0,33l from topvino.cz online shop) Overall: Good sour with some complexity. Aroma: Tart, sour cherry, light sweet, some wood. Appearance: Clear dark red-amber. Minimal, beige head. Taste: Medium sour, wine, sour cherry, light sweet, some fruity, some wood. Palate: Medium body. Dry, sour finish.

Pours a deep/dark garnet, with the slightest bit of haziness. About one finger of head, decent retention and some lacing. Aroma: strong sourness already evident, half acetic, half citric. Citric notes are mainly (if not only) lemon. Cherries. Far from the richness/complexity i expected. Taste is pretty sour, even for the style, as the smell suggested, with citric sourness taking a slight edge over acetic sourness. There's a moderate sweet note in the midst, which brings a hint of almond, but finish and aftertaste are still mainly sour. Notes of lemon, cherries, almond, minimal funkiness. Medium to light bodied with a carbonation that's definitely higher than style average, resulting in a lively/sparkling mouthfeel that's not unpleasant, but doesn't feel like fitting this kind of beer to me. A vividly sour example of the style, but a surprisingly 'simple' beer; i expected more depth.

12-11-16 Bottle Highlands Prev 4.0

Bottle from Craft Beer Oasis, Crewe (drank at home). Pours a rich ruby with a generous, but transient frothy milk chocolate head. There is a general sour aroma ervading here, though with some hitns of wooden barrels and cough mixture. Very shar and sour in the mouth, with suggestions of cocnetrated fruit juice (lime mainly). Also, some maltiness and spices from the base beer comes through. A very mice well balanced sour.