750ml bottle thanks to Spence. Pours out a hazy straw topped with a white head. Nose is funk barnyard horse blanket wet wheat and some white grape notes. Taste is more of the barnyard funk grapes and even a little citrus.

Poured from a bottle. Aroma is fairly hoppy with some tropical fruit, citrus and a nice herbal note. Some light stone fruit as well. Moderate, spicy, herbal phenolic notes with some light oak. Low barnyard funk. Pours a hazy, dull golden orange with a bit of a brown hue. Medium sized, medium thick head that recedes quickly to a thin film that lingers for a bit. No lacing and small legs. Flavor is moderately acidic with some nice citrus notes. Some light stone fruit and tropical fruit. Medium light oak. Moderate herbal and hoppy spice notes. Light bitterness. Some light barnyard funk. A nice mineral quality. Mouthfeel is medium bodied with medium high carbonation. Low astringency and low alcohol warmth. Overall, a nice hoppy sour but it’s not super geuze like. Lots of nice herbal qualities and a light barnyard funk. Good mineral qualities. A bit flabby.

Bottle supplied by Eric S. Color is an clear orange/ Amber without any kind of head at all. Aroma is yogurt, faint rotten apple, mild funky yeast. The flavor shows me weak lemon, funky yeast that gives the sour and tartness you would expect. Not really finding hops in the aroma or flavor. If you really reaching to find the hops maybe a light floral hint after the funky yeast. But that is really stretching it. Well... I don’t hate it and this is not a style I ever seek out.

Bottle thanks to Stuu666. Appearance - hazy orange with a light skimming of lace. Nose - light cider vinegar note, then solvent. Taste - canned peaches. Apple sourness. Palate - close to medium bodied with a creamy yet tangy and tight texture and a dry tangy finish. Overall - quite a rounded lambic.

500ml bottle shared with Ashton McCobb & Stuu666. Pours hazy golden orange with a thin white head. Aromas of funk, sour, acetone, faint apple. Taste is light apple sour, orange, wood. Light sour finish

Bottle at ash’s. Pours murky orange amber, nose is horseblanket, light citrus, taste is dry, quite funky, light juicy fruit.

At a tasting, thanks, slightly hazy lightish orange color, aroma of fruit, vinegar, sewer and woody hints, fruity flavor with a lemony sourness, pleasant light candy sweetness. Would have loved this as my house beer, easy and great fun to drink.