Some raspberry, lemon. Pours pale golden with pretty quickly dissipating head. Tart finish, a real sour at least. Tap at Flying Saucer in DFW.

Single from 604. Canned 9/09/24. Sat in the fridge till I cared. Pint glass at home.

Filtered pale amber pour, decent head.
Floral & dry Schweppes raspberry soda nose.
Sour Patch candy sourness. Raspberry, lemon juice, slight herbal & something like plum. A little salinity.
Thin, foamy, medium carb, medium high acid, not super high kettle stank, whatever abv.

Nice raspberry but a bit too tart & sour to enjoy.

The Buechel OGs raid the GABF 2023: Poured a golden with a white colored head. Aroma is grain, fruity, raspberry. Taste is sour tart raspberry.

Can. A- Sour, acidic. A- Golden orange color, hazy liquid, white head. T- Sour, tart, salty, raspberry. P- Light body, average texture, medium carbonation, tart finish. O- Almost warhead like sourness. A bright acidic finish that is almost too tart. Raspberry is there but not enough sweetness to help balance out the sourness. Just too sour.

Slightly hazy golden and peach coloured body with a bright ruby glow and a thinnish, pure white head that fades very quickly. Aroma of very funky and dry pure strawberries, a touch of raspberries and a light lactobilly note with some very soft sweetness and lactose notes with the very smallest amount of brine noticeable. Light-bodied; Very soft fruit flavours dominate with some sugars right at first from the fructose and some funky notes from the yeast and lactobilly notes with a dry dash of malt and a light tart flavour (not really soured here at all) from the berries with some strawberries being the strongest. Aftertaste shows more of an earthy flavour and a woodsy bite at the finish with more funk than sour or tart notes and only a dash of sweetness. Overall, a fairly dry and mild fruit flavour shows through everything with the strawberry and light raspberry note coming through, but a bite of the earthy malts coming as well. Good, but not really for the style - this shows almost more as a gose or Berliner Weisse than any sour or wild ale. I sampled this twelve ounce can, purchased from Spec's in San Antonio, Texas on 12-October-2019 for US$2,40 sampled at my house here back in Washington on 06-June-2020.

Can at home from Whichcraft, Austin, Texas, 22nd December 19. Pours clear and amber, the nose has light raspberry. Taste is tart fruit, raspberry, malty, sweet then more tart berry and musty raspberry finish that lingers and is very refreshing. Pretty good after my Chilli con carne...

At a tasting, thanks, smallish fizzy head, very hazy pale red color with orange hues, aroma of fruity vinegar, wood and some fruitiness behind, sour fruity flavor with vegetables and funky notes with some maltiness behind, medium bodied. Very nice.