Bottle from Malt & Vine. Pours translucent gold with a slight, transient white head. Aroma is stone fruit and mild brett. Near med body. It starts rather sweet, has some ight stone fruit, and has the almost, but not quite sweat sox. Hard to pin this down. Actually drinks nicely. Finishes fruity with a little brett aspect. Makes me think of Justice and Alpha, but perhaps a bit smoother. Interesting stuff.

Bottle - Lemon rind, tropical fruit and a yeasty sweetness. Cloudy yellow with a decent white head. Slight tartness, funky and candied lemon. Interesting and a nice drink.

375mL capped bottle shared with Crow and Pruf. I was excited for this beer b/c everything else I tried from them was very good. However, this was not. The nose has DMS or something that else that makes my nose with a mix of hops. Flavor is better and the hops are more bright with American assertive hops dominating. But still some of that off character. 5/3/6/3/12

RE-rate with some time. The weird hop character is gone. The brett is there but its not the way I like it. There is a little bit of cardboard coming in through the flavor. The flavor is a little thinned out as well. The brett just doesn’t shine as I want it to be. 6/3/6/3/13

Bottle from DeLaurenti, Seattle
Cloudy blond color with small head. Strange aroma, very floral, jasmine and elderflower, also creamy, possibly buttery, light papaya. The mouthfeel is soft and off-dry, a bit fruity and flowery, with cedar peel in the final, also mildly astringent.
Totally weird, but interesting.

375mL bottle, pours a cloudy golden with a small white head. Aroma is very bizarre, with vegetal notes, bubblegum, herbal notes, and funky brett. Flavour brings out funky herbal notes and some vegetal notes. Very bizarre stuff -- the funk is nice, but the prominent vegetal qualities aren't. Not very pleasant.