Pours a clear, pinkred. Lighter then the Belgian Kriek Lambics. Foam dies off before it's formed, completely. Scent is loud on cherry pits, recognizable amlam as well, but not in a significantly good, nor bad way. Taste is medium acidic, to medium high in the aftertaste. Dry, and very sharp - recognizable AmLam for sure. Very drying, woody undertone. Cherry giving aroma, fairly mild compared to the original Belgians. Has a buttery touch to it, which is a twist for the dryness it has. Mild gasoline-like phenolic undertone. It's ok. righteously bottled and sold; but especially on this side of the pond, where this beer would be much harder to get and more expensive than real cherry lambic, it's kinda pointless - just go for the real stuff - much more depth, balance, intensity and complexity.

On the other hand, living in the US, having this as a local brew, where lambics are harder to get and more expensive, a beer like this makes way more sense.

Medium brown, opaque. Medium head. Aroma of strong Belgian dark, the sugars, the slight phenols and hint of alcohol. Nice barrel accent, slight maple syrup. Draught, Silver Stamp, a week or two after the brewery closed.

50cl bottle pours a bath water yellow, spitty white head. Head fades quick. Nose has big tropicals, pineapple, candy, lacks some funk and depth. Tastes way more like a tripel than a sour: candy, tropicals, more booze than you'd think. Finishes with some mild acid.

Bottle. Poured a slightly dull yellow color with a small, wispy head. Aroma was orange, light tartness. Flavor was was light orange, some acidity, woody oak. At the December DC Ratebeer tasting.

Lemon and unripe peach. Pretty well balanced, and rich profile. Hazy orange pour with ok head. Light tart finish. Bottle.

From a bottle shared at a RB tasting. Pours a pale slightly hazy pale gold. Aromas of grape skins. Flavors are slightly tart grapes.

On tap at the brewery. Pours cloudy straw yellow with a medium sized white head, light lacing. Tropical fruit, melon, floral, zesty. Tasty

On tap at the brewery. Pours clear golden with a medium sized off-white head, good lacing. Floral, citrus, herbal, zesty. Nice

Yellow gold with a large foamy white head. Tart and sour with plum and stone fruit. Long finish. Medim body.