Poured from 473mL can. Medium brown with minimal beige head. Mild phenolic band aid note, watery, meh.

16 oz. can, pours a deep dark mahogany with a small beige head. Aroma is strange, with underripe red berries, light caramel, and some strange floral notes. Flavour is very light, with dry bready malt, underripe berries, and a touch of molasses. Very light, lacking any malt depth. Nothing offensive, just very lacklustre.

On tap at the brewery.
Pours clear light golden with a medium sized white head, good lacing. Grassy, bisquity, herbal, zesty.
Ok

Bottle Shared with friends during our annual Christmas darts/beer night. Damn good beer - wish i had 20 more of these

bottle from Redlight Redlight in Orlando - shared. Cool Lambic - funky and fun. Big fan

On tap at Redlight Redlight, pours a deep dark reddish burgundy with a small beige head. Aroma has a very nice wild bugginess upfront, with subdued tart cherry and a bit of mustiness. Flavour is very sharply acetic, with lots of balsamic vinegar, sour cherries galore, and wild yeast. If you can get past the intense pucker, there's some nice things going on here. I'm not sure I can get past it though. A bit too harsh.

On tap at Redlight Redlight, pours a clear pale amber-ish yellow with a small white head. Aroma is nearly, with dry bready malt and some nuttiness. Flavour is crisp, with bready malt, toasted nuts and a dry, bitter finish. Good stuff.

On tap at Redlight Redlight, pours a clear blonde with a small white head. Aroma brings out herbal notes, some light vegetal character, and grassiness. Flavour in crunchy, with lots of crunchy grassiness, crackery malt, and again with the vegetal notes. It's alright.

Pale, hazy, medium head. Tart, bretty pale, medium guava notes, a bit sharp, but tasty, the guava and bugs are buddies for sure.