Can from Tavour. Pours mixed murk/clear; ruddy; transient pink tinged head. Aroma is slightly tart blackberry with an earthy note. Med body. It's not quite dry; mildly tart. Flavor is an earthy blackberry - just not coming together like I might like. Overall earthy/sour, moderately berry.

Canned 9/6/23, drunk 11/1/23. Clear, bright blackberry juice. Small, pink head fades steadily to light cover. Richly-fruited nose shows the butteriness and yet tempered acidity of the blackberry. Really something to be said for these second use pomace beers. There's far less acidity and you get a fun buttery character often (that's about as best as I can describe it, sadly). It's rich and aromatic yet still nicely mellowed. As far as the beer character, it definitely takes a backseat, at least in the nose, though what's there is clean lightly rustic. Can't get a clear picture of the yeast/bacteria character, nor even the malt. No flaw or alcohol noted. Thankfully, there's plentiful brett in the flavor, with very light lactic nuances and a soft, chewy, very dry flavor with a light body, but not too light for its lower abv (this batch listed at 5.3% as opposed to the initial batch). The fruit is, again, mellowed but rich, well-done and with juicy notes full of authentic blackberry flavor. That said, the yeast and malt are a bit lackluster in their appearance. Some chewier, biscuitier wheat and barley would go a long way here, while only minor brett suggestions show off the farmhouse character of the beer. But as a fruit beer centered around blackberry, it's killer.

Can at home watching the Bs. Lovely crimson pour would use as blood substitute in vampire movie. Nose is blackberry and hint of citrus and funk. Tastes of good blackberry and light lime, some wood, wine grape skin, dental floss. Medium bodied. Quite tasty

Pours bright magenta into a tulip. White head with little retention recedes to hug rim. Blackberry and aspirin aromas. Tart with sweet blackberry and lactic aspirin upfront turning to mild band aid in the medium length finish.

Bottle shared by Chris & Kelly at my 20k bottle share, 10/8/22. Batch 4, per JJ. Hazy pinkorange. Thin head, poor retention. Aroma of bready malt, funk, leaves, raspberry. Taste is raspberry, leafy notes, pale malt. Bright, mild sour. Nice beer, but, won the worst label contest for sure. Dark brown logon on black is, well, stupid.

Bottle at share, thanks Ryan: pours clear bright red with a white head. Aroma is light funk, some blackberry. Slight metallic notes, not too sour, weird funky notes in there. underwhelming for a JK beer for sure. Still solid.

Refrigerated 75 cL brown bottle poured into a glass. Hazy dark pink with small off-white head. Aroma is blackberries, medium body, medium/lower carbonation, and little lacing. Taste is blackberry and some chaulk.

Bottle sample at a tasting at Shapiro brewery. Thanks Ory. Reddish orange. Funk, some minerals, a bit of dust, fruitiness, some berries, sourish, medium-bodied. Very nice.