Keg at the Euston Tap, 09/12/13. Lightly hazed golden with a good sized off white covering that retains well. Nose is tarte orchard fruit, light spice, citric dipped straw, earthy pears - just on the turn, Taste comprises light funk, tarte apple skins, lemon rind, rotting apple core, cobwebs, dank straw. Medium bodied, light prickly carbonation, crisp finale with a refreshing citric tang. Pretty basic sour, come saison, not too complex - easy dirnking. Ok stuff.

Keg @ Euston Tap. Yellow, almost straw. Not quite clear. Small head. Lemon and other strong fruit dominate the aroma. A bit of funk as would be expected. The sourness doesn’t overpower the taste. Almost has a touch of sweetener about it. Clean finish. All in all an ’easy’ sour.

Keg at the Euston Tap - London. Pours mostly clear yellow-gold with a creamy white head. Decent funk on the nose, some sweat, ripening apples. Light sweet flavor with young but moderately funky brett, acidic lemon, slight doughy bread, more apples. Light to medium bodied with lively carbonation. Nice, cleansing finish with sturdy funk, some underripe peach and pear, white bread. Pretty decent.

Keg at Euston Tap. It pours pale golden yellow with a thick white head. The nose is funky barnyard, earth, brett, hay, dank mouldiness, light acid, cobwebbs and some sherbet. The taste is crisp, earthy, brett, sherbet, some acidity, apple, pear, some underlying sweetness, mould and dust with dry finish. Light-medium body and fine carbonation. Nice attempt at a sour. Smells great, but taste doesn’t quite live up to it. Decent nonetheless.