375 mL bottle poured. Pours a cloudy tang orange color with a quick fading head. Much thanks to Tcon for both the bottle, and the reminder that I haven’t had this one yet. It’s been my goal to try every Almanac offering, but it’s getting harder and harder with the constant similar series releases, as well as the taproom finally opening, and all the exclusive local stuff. All the times I begged for a taproom to open in my ratings over the years, it’s finally come true, and I need to get down there. Very fruit heavy aroma. Juice like. Sour. Flavor is a funky, sour orange fruit up front. A sour slice of orange for sure, though I can’t call it nectarine specific. My beer knowledge beats out my fruit knowledge. Barely. Neither are all that strong. Love the sour fruit profile on this. 8/10 in sourness. Tart, long juicy finish. Another solid capture from these guys. Still haven’t done a bad sour, as far as I know.

Grunt fill from ALbertsons. Milky yellow gold body, kind of flat, bubbly head fades fast. Big fruity aroma, but plenty of sour essence coming through too. Taste brings lots of pucker, very sweet, but nice stone fruit flavors from start to finish. Lngering sourness, dries out a bit as well. Works well with gardening.

375ml bottle pours a hazy, peachy gold with a ring of white head. Nose has peach, apricot, nectarine, orange, white grapefruit. Flavor has that unripened stone fruit, passionfruit here, nectarine, white grapefruit. Finishes both tart and fruity.