At a tasting, many thanks, smallish fizzy head, hazy pale orange color, vinegar and vanila aroma with some fruitiness, flavor of fruit and sour bread with vinous notes and light spiciness in the back, mellow sourness. Good, satisfying and original.

Bottle shared at a tasting at Max’s place. Hazy golden. Aroma of wine, oak, strong fruitiness, lacto, earth, a vinegar note, and a spicy note. Sour flavor, very fruity, with wine, oak, funk, lacto, a caramel hint, a vinegar note, and a spicy hint. Medium-bodied, quite rounded. Great stuff.

500 ml. bottle from The Hop Grenade. It pours a deep orange gold color with a small, fizzy off white head. The aroma is full with peach, apricot fruit. Light acid on the nose with some light funk and hints of graham cracker maltiness. The flavor is vinous and funky with light to medium acidity, oranges, big oak character, some wine grapes, apricot and spicy phenolics. Hints of toasted malt in the background. Smooth on the palate and rather full bodied, but well attenuated. The acidity level is right where I want it with big wine barrel notes and funk. Loved this one.

Capped 500 from Capitol Beer in Sacramento, CA. Pours very hazy gold with a transient white head. Aroma is sourish orange/peach. Brett notes. Wood notes. Med + body. Carbonation is significant. Flavor is Brett, peach, astringent oak, maybe some other funk besides Brett. Gets a bit citrus. It is extremely smooth, mellow, tasty, and even hints of sweat sox/horse blanket. Which seems to be in addition to the brett. The oak becomes very clear in the finish. The fruit changes over time, but still seems peach, with citrus coming on more strongly. Nice ale.