(375ml bottle) Clear pink-orange pour with a tiny ring of white bubbles. Aroma of mixed berries, raspberry most obvious, cherries, berry skin, lemon-orange citrusy acidity and peel, lactic bite, very light funk, oak. Flavour is quite acidic, tart cherry, moderate raspberry, tannic berry skins, lemons, high lactic component, soft to moderate vinegar, drying oak, but still sour into the finish. Light bodied, very low carbonation. Not my favourite Almanac, the fruit quality is a little retiring and the overall acid profile plus light body doesn't have perfect balance. Decent.

29.06.2018, 0,375l bottle @ home:
Small slightly bubbly mediumlasting head, hazy light reddish color. Aroma is slightly dry sour-ish fruity, soda powder, berry skin, sour red berries, fruit stones, oak, citrus acid, mild vinegar, flowers, grass, dry raspberries. Taste is slightly sweet sour-ish fruity, soda powder, berry skin, mild vinegar, oak, fruit stones, sour red berries, grass, flowers, hay, minerals, dry raspberries. Medium bitterness, dry sour-ish fruity mouthfeel. Nice.

Bottle, 7.2%. Hazy red/amber with small off-white head. Aroma is malt, berries, fruit, lemon and raspberries. Flavour is malt, lemon, citric, sour, berries, medium sweet and a little dry.

Bottle shared by M+F, many thanks! Pours pale reddish with almost no head. Sulfur and gunpowder with blueberries, redcurrant, vinegar and tart cherries. Very thin.

Bottle @Ulfborg Tasting. Cloudy orangy-amber, small white head. Berry and funk aroma. Sour, tart flavour. Berries. Rough sourness.