Can. Light golden color with a small white head. Smells of faint citrus and orange, sour notes, and an ever so distant dill pickle. Tastes mostly like an unflavored sour, moderate intensity. A faint pickle note in the end. Once it warmed up, since I left it and walked away for two hours, a little more pickle comes through. Still given the name there is not much pickle to be found.

Can from shawn. Big thanks! pour is hazy pale with a big white rapidly fading head. Nose is odd off tart olfactory. Taste is yes, initially tart. then a little heat starts to come thru, quite interesting. I like that feel of heat on the back of my throat. Second slug I start to taste a little pickle but its not overwhelming. This is one of those brews that you just can't figure it out but you keep coming back for sip after sip. IS it wild? Is it sour? I'm not sure but sure packs a tart wallop. Almost makes my mouth pucker. In the middle that slight heat keeps coming thru and I like it. Good cutting co2 level from the start. Oddly, I can't really pick out the orange, lemon, lime or pickles but these threads all weave a very nice fun fabric. Well balanced, nothing is overly frontal. Good job PA!

Had to try it - 12oz can. As a lover of pickles and dill, i didn't mind as a share with others beer - but can't imagine seeking this out for frequent consumption.

There's no way this is going to be good, right? Can, WW. Pale gold, light haze, white head. Nose is actually somewhat pleasant: lime, dill, vinegar, orange. Flavor is lime, vinegar, dill, spice, acid. Oof, not as bad as I thought, but this is going to do a number on my acid reflux.

Draft. A- Dill, chilies, citrus. A- Yellow color, clear liquid, minimal white head. T- Spicy, dill, citrus, acidic, pickle brine. P- Medium body, average texture, average carbonation, lingering spicy finish. O- This was pretty nice. Perfect amount of spice. I would say the citrus outdoes the pickle flavor which takes it down a notch. Not up to par with Urban Artifacts pickle beers, but still a tasty attempt.

Quite dill. It’s…interesting.

12oz can pours out hazy golden topped with a fizzy white head. Nose is pickles some peppers tart lemon. Taste is more tart sour lemons then spicy pickles, bummer i was looking for a big pickle bomb.

Sour first, pickles second. Pickles take a backseat to basic sour citric tartness, with a hint of dill and brine in the finish. Slight spiciness comes through in the fade. Pretty basic for a pickle beer.

Clearish gold with a small white head. Buttery dill pickle notes. Sour, dill pickle and a touch of heat in the finish. Weird.

Good pour. Dill pickle nose. Pickle, heated pepper, some citrus notes, creates a funky combination. Hot, spicy, and sour with slight hint of sweet