On tap at Proletariat, pours a cloudy blonde with a small white head. Aroma has lots of farmhouse funk, leather, and some crisp apple skins. Flavour is dry and funky, with lots of funky farmhouse notes, apple core, crisp apple skins, and leather. Funky, lightly acidic finish. Excellent.

Can at Armsby, 8/24/24. Clear, slight unfiltered haziness. Muted brass-golden. Nose shows lightly buttery oak with vibrant, even semi-sweet apple notes. Minimal brett and lactic character, but it's certainly there. Grassiness on the end. In the mouth it's quite oaky and slick though with gentle carbonation. There's a bright, juicy, somewhat sweet apple flavor up front that belies the spontaneous fermentation and oak aging. But it never gets too sweet; just sweeter than expected.

Bottle from Covenhoven. Tulip glass. Cloudy straw still pour. Big melon & pear scent. Twangy, apple melon sweet and sour Sidra. Zest. Thick & vinegary. Lingering bitterness. Would do better carbonated. Not sure I would like this any warmer either. A solid recreation as is though.