(750ml bottle from the brewpub bottleshop) Pours hazy medium pink with a small white head and no lace. Aroma is quite funky in overtone, mulchy slightly farty barnyard and wet musty leaves, below that are plenty of red wine skins and associated red berry notes of cherry and red field berries, some wood, and a nice saison yeast presence as well. Flavour is lightly sweet and lightly to moderately tart up front, funk is less aggressive than the nose and allows space for the grape skins to breathe, nice cherry and lingon-adjacent pinot character, good tannic structure, soft fruity esters, herbal bitterness and solid tannins building middle to finish though and the barrel becoming more prominent, some cellar-type Brett mustiness too. Dry bitter lightly mineral finish, lots of wood and tannic red wine skins, dried herbs. Medium bodied, filling but not prickling bottle condition type carb. Lovely red wine ale without a dose of it like Burdock often does, but solid wood and tannin structure giving an unusual bitter profile for variety. Great summer sipper.

This has a nice pinkish colour. There's a nice vinous note, and a touch of brett. On the palate, it's got some nice bitterness and a complex vinous note. I like this one a lot.

750mL bottle, pours a hazy amber orange with a small white head. Nose is full of red wine grape skins, some rustic saison yeast, and musty vinous notes. Flavour is really musty, with lots of musty grape skins, rustic notes, bone dry oak, and more vinous notes. Lovely musty, vinous, grape skins. Excellent.