330 ml bottle. Pours a dull amber with light head. Aromas of citrus, eatery white grapes, and sharp wheaty malts. Flavors of lemons, fruity tart grapes, a bit of farmyard and more sharp wheaty malts. Quite good, very refreshing and getting close to Tilquin Meerts IMHO.

Slight haze. Bright brett aroma. Thin head. Slight tartness, the grapes are bright. Good balance. Solid fruit, good body. Maybe a touch sharp in the finish.

Poured from the tap @ 3Fold. Hazed blonde gold with small white head. Light tartness, vinous gerwurtz underlay, decent.

Aroma has a nice bugginess to it, dry musty grape skins, and a light rustic character. Flavour is moderately tart, with rustic saison yeast, musty grape skins, and light bugginess. Quite tart and bright; I could do with less acidity, more buggy complexity, more grape must, but this is nicely done. --- Beer aliased from original tick of Bière de Coupage on 12 Apr 2025 at 01:29 - Score: Appearance - 8 | Aroma - 7 | Flavor - 7 | Texture - 6 | Overall - 7.5. Original review text: Bottle pour at Threefold, pours a fairly clear bright golden with a small white head. Aroma has a nice bugginess to it, dry musty grape skins, and a light rustic character. Flavour is moderately tart, with rustic saison yeast, musty grape skins, and light bugginess. Quite tart and bright; I could do with less acidity, more buggy complexity, more grape must, but this is nicer done.

200mL pour at Threefold. Pours gold with slight haze and white head. Wild rustic yeast and grape must on the nose. Flavour has a lot of musty grapes, rustic wild yeast, some phenols. A bit rough, but still quite nice.