Bottle shared at a sour tasting at Noam’s office. hazy golden. Strange aroma of flowers, perfum, honey, cinnamon, funk, fruitiness, herbal touch. Sourish flavor, a bit sweet, with funk, oak, perfume, flowers, spiciness. Medium-bodied. Strange but nice.

Bottled. A golden beer with a beige head. The aroma has notes of hops, lacto, and malt. The lacto, brett, and straw, leading to a bitter finish.

Bottle@Yesprs - Fuzzy gold amber pour with white head. Fruity aroma and taste, some grassy notes, barnyard, yeasty, citrus lemony notes, straw, sour tart finish.

Tasted at Lambikstoempers’ Bierweekend in Alsemberg but in its unblended form, as a one year old lambic; since this unblended version is not intended for commercialisation, I take the liberty to add my rating under this entry, which is the same thing but blended and refermented in the bottle. No head at all, hazy yellow blonde colour with greenish hue. Aroma strongly reminiscent of a citrus-flavoured tonic water, Schweppes Agrum immediately springs to mind, fresh orange (or in this case, yuzu) peel, wheat, lemon juice, sweaty and funky lambic characteristics. Refreshing, very citrussy onset, again the image of Schweppes Agrum which appears, lemon peel acidity, wheaty basis with a bready barley note, wry grape peel increasing in the finish and ending bitter, just like, again, Schweppes Agrum, but with an earthy, woody lambic character adding complexity, as well as a weird, raw mushroom-like umami flavour. Starts sour with sweetish citrus notes and becomes increasingly umami and bitter in the end - very weird lambic in all respects, but definitely interesting. Makes me curious to find out what other inventions this Japanese beer entrepreneur in Belgium will come up with...

37.5 cL bottle. Pours hazy orange with a small white head. Aroma is solid wooden, barnyard and horseblanket. Citric. Solid sour, dry and wooden. LIght fruity. Mellow, dry and citric. Smooth fruity and dry citric finish.