(Tap sample @ MBCC 2017 Red Session, Copenhagen) Pours hazy orange with a white head. Notes of intense juicy fresh nectarine, tart lactic edge conveys apricot too, floral perfume, citrus peel, orange flesh, moderate funky hay pile, touches of oak, a little malt but it's just supportive. Overall balance is pretty heavy tart but the juicy fruitiness balances that a bit, and it finishes quite dry and persistently nectarine-forward with some fruit skin and oak. Medium bodied, crisp, with rather light carbonation. Just beautiful, expressively fruity and truly well-balanced for a bold American sour.

750mL bottle drunk 9/20/17.
Fully hazy, despite a long, cold rest in my fridge. Bright apricot-peach-golden, well-carbonated but with a fleeting, yellow-tinted head showing no retention.
Much like my first run-in with De Garde (apricot gose), this thing just pours forth the authentic, fresh, perfectly extracted/expressed fruit. White wine, tropical notes, tart juices, tons of funky, mineral-rich pit and in place of the sometimes high acetic character from De Garde, you have a wonderfully juicy, tropical Brett character that joins forces with the fruit to really push the nose over the top.
Soft and malty texture with ultra-fine, tight carbonation and high attenuation with excellent fruit integration and a juicy, pit and skin-heavy expression. More Brett than anything, with only trailing sourness from the lactobacillus. I've had my fair share of excellent fruited beers from Hill, Jester King, Side Project and the like, but De Garde has to be number one when it comes to this sort of thing.

Draught @ MBCC '17 [ Red Session ]. - Mikkeller Beer Copenhagen Celebration 2017, Øksnehallen, Halmtorvet 11, 1700 København V, Danmark. [ As De Garde Nectarine Premiere ].Unclear medium orange colour with a average, frothy, good lacing, mostly lasting, white head. Aroma is light moderate malty, wheat, moderate yeasty, tart, nectarine, peach, apricot. Flavor is moderate to heavy sweet and light to moderate acidic with a long duration, tart nectarine, apricoy - peach, funky, dry. Body is medium, texture is oily to watery, carbonation is soft. Wow nice ;0) [20170513] 8-3-8-4-18

750 ml bottle, thank you very much for the share Adam! Cloudy orange color, no head. The aroma is in sanely juicy. Tangerine forward with a mild peach hint. Citrus rind. The flavor is really exceptional. Juice, citrus rind with a good amount of tart pucker. Yet the bold fruit "juicy" character makes this again... Exceptional. White wine is pretty noticeable. I have never had a Sour ale quite like this, ever. Wow!