Bottle, cork pushed itself out. Hazy orange color with white head. Aroma is horseblanket, citrus, flowery, gooseberries. Taste is flowery, green apples, citrus, some spices, wood, fresh yeast, a bit metallic, mineralic. Silky mouthfeel with high carbonation. Refreshing and very tasty!

Bottle shared at at the partizan rot box tasting. Many thanks. A hazed golden orange coloured pour with a a loose white head. Aroma is big musty funk, onion, dusty cellar, green apple, spicy. Flavour is composed of spicy sour, lactic, musty grape, funk, grape, musty sour. Palate is spicy, frothy carbonation,. Dusty. Green apple. Lovely.

Many thanks to Erzengel for sharing! A hazy orange golden beer with a small off-white head. Aroma of grapes, tart fruits, wood, dry fruits. Taste of tart fruits, grapes, wood, dry fruits, nice!

Bottle from the pub bought a few years ago. Great deep fruity intense nose. Horse blanket, funk. Sourness, smooth mild wood, fantastic mild with a nice woody touch. The funk is not too intense, the sourness quite smooth, long sour funky aftertaste, round and fruity, full of depth and horse blanket, round and intense. Really fantastic balanced!

RBSG 17 grand tasting, courtesy of T0rino. Pale, golden, light haze, fluffy head. Nose is pure sourness, funky, yeasty, cheese, meadow. Taste is all of the above with a nice velvety feel, and just enough of a pucker. Really nice!

Bottle drunk 6/10/17.
Cork immediately pushes out violently, but amazingly there is no gushing. Great clarity in the brassy-gold liquid with obviously large amounts of carbonation creating a big, white head.
Initial notes before it really has a chance to breath display light rust, tons of cork and leather with musty cellar, wet hay and lots of horseblanket. But for the rust and cork, it’s quite complex and enjoyable. Anyways, predictably, the metal and cork fade away fairly rapidly and in its place, a sizable maltiness (rich honey-drizzled, freshly-baked bread and biscuity wheat) balances tons of lemon and lighter, fruitier Brett. Quite intense, but I love it. Reminds of early 2000’s Cuvee Rene. No alcohol or flaw. Great, balanced acidity profile, despite the intensity.
More cuvee-like in the mouth, as well, with strong sourness, cellar must and biting lemon-like acidity that gets soaked up, somewhat, by the heavy leather and hay profile of malt and wood. Don’t remember quite as malty a lambic in a long time, but it obviously works well against the strong acidity. Imparts a great texture and there’s little you can complain about here. No big oak, no green apple, low acetic acid. I guess DHVL wanted something that would age nicely and this certainly fits the bill. Showing no sign of slowing down. I assume this is going to be ridiculously complex and interesting in 5-10 years. Already excited to revisit.

750ml bottle at de heeren. Pours out a golden topped with a tall white head. Nose is great sour funk barnyard wow amazing. Taste is more of the nice funky tartness.

Bottle@Himmeriget, Copenhagen - orange coloured pour with nice dissipating white head. Aroma and taste is citric fruity with notes of grape, some nice musky funky notes, straw, hay, very nice. ---Rated via Beer Buddy for iPhone

750 ml bottle at Gueuze tasting 2016, Ulfborg. Unclear golden orange color with off white head. Yeasty aroma, funky, dusty, barnyard, wood, citrusy fruity. Sweet and acidic sour taste. Medium oily body with lively carbonation.