Bottle courtesy of André. Pours hazy reddish black with a frothy mocha head that leaves some sparse trace on the glass while dissipating. Smell is malty, tiny fruity and tiny funky with roasted malts, toasted cereal, dark bread, lemon juice, moist soil, tobacco, liquorice, barnyard and lemon zest. Taste is sour, malty, tiny fruity and slightly funky. Mouthfeel is soft, dry, tart and medium bodied. Finish is sour with roasted malts, toasted cereal, lemon juice, moist soil, damp hay, liquorice, burnt wood, barnyard, lemon zest and hints of alcohol. Solid sour stout. Pity sour stout still is pretty much impossible to pull off. --- Beer merged from original tick of Sante Adairius Love's Armor on 29 Dec 2015 at 23:23 - Score: 7. Original review text: Solid sour stout. Pity sour stout still is pretty much impossible to pull off.

750 ml bottle. Pours a dark black color with a small beige head. The aroma is big plum, oak, sour chocolate. The flavor is tart berry, oak, chocolate, dark cherries. Good.

Pours dark , clear brown . No real head . Smell is sharp , bit malty . Taste is pretty chocolaty, bitter, dry . Sour touches as well . I like it

Tasting at Matt’s
Dark brown color with sparse head. Intense aroma of dark malts, moderately sour, but also with a dusty note. Good body strength, yet the carbonation keeps the mouthfeel lean; a bit chocolately, and wisely sour; the final is drier and just a bit astringent.
Nice.

Bottle - Cherry, chocolate, tart and a bit of tobacco. Deep brown with a beige head. Chocolate and sour cherry, dark malts and some balsamic. Very nice.

What the Funk, Denver, October 2014. Pours a darkish red brown appearance with a thin brown head. Twangy, somewhat funky flavor. Fairly roasty and fairly hoppy. There’s also some additional tannins and a bit of leather. A little bit of spiciness in the background as well. I wasn’t a huge fan of this but others at the festival did really enjoy it.