Bottle shared by ClarkVV--Thanks Clark! Hazy, light brown, ring of head, light lacing. Aroma is strong corn, juniper, host of spices. Taste is strongly tart (not sour, but gets you in the back of the mouth) fruit, w/sweet berry, spices. Smooth texture, somewhat watery, soft carbonation and finish as taste. Not a style I gravitate to but more tart than sour and a lot going on! Well made for sure.

375ml bottle. Cloudy, orange, dark golden colour with small, frothy to creamy, moderately lasting, minimally lacing, white head. Mildly bretty, funky, yeasty fruity aroma, sweet-ish, biscuity, pale malty background, notes of grapes, berries, yellow stone fruit, quite vinous fruitiness overall, some honey, Hubba Bubba bubblegum. Taste is slightly biscuity, pale malty with subtle residual sweetness, yeasty fruity and mildly funky, bretty, yeasty as well as slightly citrusy fruity and minimally tannic, woody, oaky, vinous fruitiness again, additional notes of quince, old lemon peel, vanilla, toasted oak, some mild, fruit acidic tartness.
Minimally oily, watery texture, smooth and soft, simultaneously minimally astringent palate, medium, mildly prickly carbonation.
Complex, vinous fruitiness, fairly mild and balanced - good!

16 oz can. Pours a dirty dark mahogany with light head. Aromas of figs, chalky berries, sweet caramel, and wet toasted malts. Flavors follow same with additional earthy fresh ground coffee and slightly tart berries. Odd, getting lots of stuff except cacao; but interesting.

On tap at the brewery. Clear golden with medium white head. Malty, bit grainy, some grassy notes, tad sweet with bitterish finish. Nice classic pilsner.