Bottle. Waxed. Trade with Gunnarolis. Cheers. Pours hazy orange with a white head. Nose is intense fresh juicy peaches and brett. Almost danonimo childrens youghurt - popsickle like sweet but very lovely. Good funk and really dry finish. Tasty ish. Shared with MrOrla.

(750ml 2015 bottle from www.biere-revolution.com) Pours hazy pale orange with a towering head of white froth and lots of lace. Aroma is big and fruit-loaded, lots of peach flesh, fuzzy peach candy, apricot, kiwi, vaguely tropical as well. Dry mineral character, oak notes, a wet overripe fruit funk, very light pepper. Palate is similarly loaded with peach flesh and skin, also apricot-like tartness, orange zest, oak, juicy semi-sweetness initially. Middle to finish dry and mineral, hints of pear, peach pit, apricot, wood, dusty funk like some soft cheese rinds. Finish bone dry, peppery phenolics, wood, hints of Brett, peach pits. Slick medium body with soft creamy carb. My notes don’t really do this justice, it’s super-fruity but complex and balanced, not sour but not sweet either. Feels great in the mouth, eminently drinkable. Magnificent stuff.

Movin to the country I’m gonna.. nevermind. I’ve been waiting to try this beer for years now, and I get to try it from both the bottle, and draft in the same week. Rating now on draft at the Engine House No 9 Sour Fest. What a surprise! Pours a bright peach color with a slight fizz lasting head. Huge fresh peach and apricot aroma. Flavor matches with an obvious brett background. Well worth the wait. Also, how the hell is this 10%? I never paid attention to what it was until after enjoying this, and I’m very surprised. This beer is amazing. Incredible lingering, slightly sour orange fruit flavor. Loved everything about this beer.

Bottle pour of batch 1,2, and 3. Pours out a hazy golden topped with a white head. Nose is great strong peach notes some yeast and wood. Taste is more and more of the peach some tartness and a nice mellow end. This is one of the best peach beers I think I have ever had.