Bottle. Dark red/brown with a small head. Sour aroma of berries, wood, vinegar, lemons. The taste was refreshing but not that sour, reminded a bit of a "Rodenbach light." Not bad at all, would like to try this one again.

Bottle 750ml. @ DOE Tasting, Fox & Hounds, Holstebro.Clear dark amber color with a large - huge, frothy, good lacing, mostly to fully lasting, light beige head. Aroma is light heavy malty, dark malt, berry, red wine - grape, wood, tart - vinegar. Flavor is moderate to heavy sweet and acidic with a long duration, acetic - vinegar, peppery, berries, dry, dark malt, light licorice. Body is medium, texture is oily, carbonation is soft. [20110329]

Deep dark red/brown coloured body with a very dense, frothy light brown head that doesn’t explode out of the bottle, but shows a lot of carbonation throughout. Aroma of great sour grapes, cherries, oak, vinegar, lemons and a touch of limes - makes the mouth water, literally. Medium-bodied; Effervescent feeling with a strong pungent malt and hop bitterness up front that this style doesn’t usually show with the more common vinegar and sour grapes following behind. A splash of cherry bitterness and a oaky and metallic dryness finishes the beer. Aftertaste is a good complex feeling with all of the aforementioned tastes battling it out. Overall, a nice sour beer with more of a deep and oaky feeling than most. Not the best sour I’ve had for sure, but a good one to try if you like the style, like I do. I sampled this 75 cL bottle purchased from Total Wine in St. Petersburg, Florida on 13-November-2010 sampled it as my congratulatory beer for my PR in my latest marathon (SunTrust National 2011) on 27-March-2011 at home in Washington.

Bottle: Poured a dark thick brown with dark burgundy edges. The head was huge off white head. Aroma is sour fruit and yeast. Taste is gritty dirt with sour fruit and dark malts. A very fitting beer named after one unique man.

Bottled at Man in the Moon, Stockholm. Cloudy mahogany colour. Tart vinegary nose. Medium bodied with well rounded mouthfeel. Black cherries, caranel and lots of citric acid. Firm and vinous. Interesting, tasty sour ale.

clear brown, smooth large beige head. aroma of grapefruit , citrus, wild yeast. flavor is nailpolish (unfortunately) tart and sour notes, well balanced. sweet fruity notes.

Bottle 75 cl. Courtesy of Plovmand. Pours an almost clear reddish brown with a dense and lacing beige head. Tart aroma, some wood and dry berries. Medium body, heavy carbonation. Sweet - yet tart - berry accents. Some acidity. Pleasant and very drinkable. 130211