(375ml bottle from the brewery) Pours fairly dark purplish red with a tiny whitish ring and no lace. Aroma is deep cooked dark raspberries, plummy merlot, nice round herbal red wine quality, soft to moderate dusty cellar funk, a little wood. Flavour is a mix of deep black raspberry flesh and a mix of deeper and brighter red fruit red wines, moderate tannin, a little herbal edge, rich earthy quality mid sip on, some leathery Brett, with wood prominent into the finish, tannins are moderate, a little raspberry pop, good minerality. Medium-bodied, light fine fizzing bottle conditioned carb. The fruit addition makes this one of the least wine-like Burdock wine hybrids, but the bar is such that it is still an extremely wine-like beer. Complex and drinkable.

Purple colour, some haze. Head bubbles up quickly and fades down quickly. Fairly big vinous character, jammy, slight bugginess. Soft body, rich fruit, good sense of balance. Dry tannic finish. Excellent.

375mL bottle, pours a dark pinkish red with a small off-pink head. Aroma is complex and deep, with lots of thorny raspberries upfront, along with plenty of red grape skins and lots of wild yeast. Flavour is wonderfully dry and buggy, with lots of rich, woody vinous, red grape skins, and jammy, tart, dry raspberries. Complex, oaky, vinous and berry-dominant in all the best ways. Just lovely.