Bottle. Pours old gold with white head. fizzy carbonation. Nose and taste of oak, white wine, sour malt, soggy bread, white grapes and light orange peel. Low to moderate acidity. Medium body.

Bottle. Pours a hazy orange amber color with a small off-white head. Has a fruity sour tart woody aroma. Fruity malty woody slightly tart flavor with hints of dark fruit. Has a fruity malty woody slightly tart finish.

750ml bottle pours a hazy orange with a thick ring of white head. Nose is nice and fruity, white grape, apples, pear, some grain, grass, herbs. Flavor is sweet, orange, white grape, a little malt, grass. Medium bodied, dry finish.

Bottle number 621 from the first batch (9-3-11). Extremely high price for this bottle. Pours with a hazy golden hued body with a very large, rocky, off-white head that slowly shrinks. Aromas are fruit with tons of esters, white wine, funk, brett, jammy, light metal, dried apricot, earthy, soil and a bit waxy. Minimal lactic acid aromatics. Flavors are malty, bready, fruity, vinous, a bit of barrel tannin, white wine and a very light tartness. Some hibiscus character, waxy, jammy and very estery. Only lightly sour. Medium to fuller carbonation (heard it was undercarbonated at first release). Not particularly dry for this sort of beer. Medium tannin. Okay overall, a bit funky.