Bottle shared at Bruce’s in London - big thanks to the Boss. Pours hazy, yellow-orange with a creamy white head. Lovely citric aroma, plenty of mandarin orange, tangerine. Light sweet flavor, good and tangy, loads of citrus fruits, perhaps some really ripe and juicy apricot. Light to medium bodied with average to lively carbonation. Juicy and somewhat thick citrus fruits to finish, fleshy apricot, moderate acidic lemon burn. Quite drinkable though does have a bit of kick. Really nice.

Batch 4 750mL bottle. Aroma is fairly fruit forward with a lot of apricots. Light acidity and faint barnyard funk. A hint of a sulfur and medium light oak notes. Pours a very murky golden yellow with a thin white head that recedes quickly to the edges. Light lacing and faint legs. Flavor has moderate acidity with a nice moderately strong fruitiness. Light funkiness with a complimentary oak character. Light sweetness. Lingering acidity and fruit character. Mouthfeel is medium light bodied with medium light carbonation. Low astringency and low alcohol warmth. Overall a super enjoyable fruity farmhouse beer. Tons of apricot character with nice light oak and complimentary yeast character. Very easy drinking beer for all occasions.

Bottle shared at Amarin. Pours cloudy grapefruit. White head. Nose and taste of fresh apricot, french oak, light sour wheat, pureed apricot and wild yeast. Some pulp. Touch if Parmesan in nose. Medium body.

Bottle. Pours opaque yellow amber with chunks. Small white head, great lacing. Aroma is apricot, tart, funk, fruity lemon. Flavor is very fruity and lightly tart, very nice.

bottle from a friend. lovely peach nose, crisp and tart, vinuous, fresh and a pickled sort of taste. horsey funk and extremely dry finish. Realy a special beer and one that I could drink daily.