Pale and greenish, with no head. Big vinous nose, hint of alcohol, unsurprising given the strength of the beer. Soft beautiful grape character, this comes together really well with mellow pale malts.

375mL bottle, pours a cloudy blonde with a small white head. Aroma brings out lots of white wine grape must, rustic saison yeast, and oak. Flavour is very white wine musty, with rustic saison yeast, oak, white wine, and tons of champagne yeast. Highly carbonated, with lots of champagne-like effervescence, white wine barrels, and oak. Lovely stuff.

(375ml bottle from the brewery) Pours lightly hazy pale yellow with a decent white head. Aroma is bright tart white grape with some pear, lychee, soft stone fruit, peppery florals, fresh grass, some wood, smooth leathery brett with wet hay, a little spicebox, good expression of Gewürz as you would expect from the 49% and Viognier is softer. Flavour is fairly dry and very wine-forward (it is half wine...), nice fruity and slightly spicy qualities of pear, lychee, soft peach, peppery florals, soft spicebox, wet hay and leather, light lactic and acetic acid for brightness, soft woody drydown, finish is peppery, phenolic, fairly dry and lightly tart, some wood, alcohol not totally masked. Light to medium bodied, oily, active carbonation. Nice white wine-dominated wild ale, as you'd expect it feels like a short-contact orange wine with a heavier funk component.