750ml bottle pours out orange topped with a fizzy white head. Nose is brett funk citrus zest and some spice. Taste is more of the nice brett funky notes citrus touch and some spice.

750 ml bottle. First rating of October as well as beer #8181. Total gusher, but I've had this for a while, so that could be my fault. Funky and earthy. Lots of spice. Fairly dry. Grain and fruit notes comes through as well. Lot going on here, and I like how it's progressed with some time in the bottle despite turning into a gusher.

Bottle. Pours pours hazy golden orange, medium off white head, good lacing. Aroma is dusty, earthy, Brett, hint of citrus, peach. Flavor is dry, light bitter, light plus funk, earthy and dusty. Light body, soft mouthfeel and carbonation. A bit of lingering bitterness and astringency, but light overall. Interesting.

Bottle shared by Adam/Chris on 7/23/16.
Gusher as usual, with a huge, fairly well-retained, white head atop a lightly hazy honey-tangerine-peach.
Smells tangy and full of lovely peach and tangerine. Just a hint of band aid, with over-ripe lime. Some alcohol asserts itself rather quickly. Cracker and biscuit behind it, but seemingly quite dry. Floral notes for sure, with light vanilla and some lactic and light vegetal notes. The brett itself is pretty nice, but I’m not in love with either the malt or floral/spice/vegetal character.
Wow, quite different in the mouth. Almost smokey at the start, as some brett strains can be, though it’s just intensely phenolic. Soft, vanilla-biscuit-cream maltiness and mostly tight carbonation provide a relaxing texture. Some spicy, tangy, lightly citric notes on the finish with more grain and biscuit. Not alcoholic in flavor and I gotta say, I like that texture a lot. The brett is spicy, woody, floral and herbacious as the commercial description notes. Pretty cool. I like the more band-aid and lime/hickory of the brux and the horsey cherry pie of lambicus, but this is interesting. I’m pretty thrilled to drink any Bruery beer that isn’t a 17% sugary monster.

Bottle. Lasting full head on a blonde liquid. Aroma is straw, wet grass, barnyard.

The flavor has a strong note of oak after the sitting down of the bottle. Large amount of earth and funk. The finish is an extreme amount of bitter grass. Lighter in body. Effervescent mouthfeel. Pretty decent but rides the line of astringent.

75CL Bottle. gushed a little bit. can’t remember if AFH or I bought this. hazy golden orange. Smells great. Just smells spicy with a ton of citrus. I love the aroma. it’s very bread-like, sourdough, lemons, crusty old oatmeal, dense. I like the mouthfeel. good density to it with a very weak and light finish with bits of peppercorn. Not a bad beer.

Poured from bottle thanks AdamChandler hazy golden color with a fizzy white head. Aromas of brett funk grass and floral tones. Taste is effervescent floral dry grape skin funk.

Bottle thanks to Will. Pours a cloudy orange with medium creamy off white head leaving sticky lacing. The aroma is strong floral and brett. Medium mouth, brett, funky, very unique, light finish, good.

On tap at the Bruery. It pours a lightly hazed pale orange color with a creamy white head. The aroma is a bit fruitier than the drei with the typical pineapple notes you get from this strain. Some of the toasted grain comes through more as well. Hints of funky baby poop. The flavor is very nice. Lots of pineapple, a little toasted grain, and some soapy funk in the finish. No fecal. Creamy mouthfeel. Good stuff.

Tap room - Lots of perfume and a touch of apple. Hazy gold with a rich white head. Very light funk and pretty tasteless.