Tap at the Yard House. 19th February 2022. Pours a dirty amber. Aroma is salt and fruit. Taste is puckering sour, salt, refreshing, fruits. Nice

Mostly clear pink amber body small foamy pinkish head. Tart fruit salty aroma. Tart berry citrus flavor. Medium light body moderate carbonation. 7/3/7/4/15 3.6

--Canned at Bearbeer tasting. -- Clear pink, brief coarse head. Oaky citric nose with some white wine. Tart with slender body and clean mouthfeel. Citric and mildly salty, lots of oaky wine character.

Blisteringly tart, an unrelenting rush of acidic citrus and berry, backed up by a mild vinous note and a hint of oak. Pretty one-note; no different than a million other face-twisting uber-sours out there.

Very clear, perfectly crisp and light pink coloured body with a thinnish off-white head that fades very quickly and leaves nothing on top after a few seconds. Aroma of brine, tart cherries, light apples, a bigger dose of bread and yeast than expected and a dry grassiness in the nose, all with a moderate amount of sugars and floral notes. Light-bodied; Very crisp and dry fruity bite at first with a ton of tart cherry fruits and hibiscus flowers with some brine and salty aspects here with some crisp notes throughout, but very easy-drinking and some lighter wheat at the very end. Aftertaste shows some flowers, cherries, lemons and citrus fruit with a tiny bit of complexities from seemingly spontaneously fermented yeasts, but very clean, super crisp and easy-drinking throughout. Overall, a very nice, dry, tart, floral and easy-drinking beer with tons of complexity and not much body and depth here - this is a good beer for the style with a light malt note and some softer fruits, but a lot of flavours throughout. I sampled this sixteen ounce, pint-sized can, purchased from Mom's Organic Market in Alexandria, Virginia on 28-February-2021 for US$3,99 sampled at my house here in Washington on 08-July-2021.

The bly is skew

473 ml can. Slightly hazy dark red colour with a fading light pinkish head. Tart fruity aroma with lemons, white wine grapes, salty notes. Taste is sour. Medium bodied. Bone dry finish with tart fruity notes and salty notes. Nice, if you're in to the sour stuff.

Can at the 2nd test tasting, H'zmere, 16/07/20 thanks to Dave I think. Lightly hazed pinkish orange topped with a moderate crimson cap. Nose is tangy berry fruits, grass, strawberries, light acidic nostril pinch. Taste comprises sharp red berry fruits, hay bale, rose water, light salt kiss, funk, grass. Medium bodied, fine carbonation, semi drying close with a tarte puckering close. Decent.

Canned. Pours cloudy medium red with a quickly disappearing head. Lactic acid, lime juice, sea salt, dry sparkling wine. Acidic sourness, slightly salty. Medium bodied, oily watery texture, soft to low carbonated, dry sour finish.