Cloudy gold with a small white head. Sweet and fruity citrus with a light dank. Nice citrus with a touch of spice.

Cloudy gold with a small white head. Dank citrus peel. Bitter peel and some sweet citrus.

On tap at 33A, pours a cloudy murky golden with a small white head. Aroma brings out weedy, citrus hops, a touch of resins, some earthiness, and bready malt. Flavour has a more piney, citrusy character on the hops than Field 2, with a touch less earthiness. Crisp, bitter finish with plenty of citrus peel earthy piney. Maybe a tad better than the Field 2, but they're very similar. Excellent.

On tap at 33A, pours a cloudy murky golden with a small white head. Aroma brings out weedy, citrus hops, a touch of resins, some earthiness, and bready malt. Flavour is on the earthy side of the hop expression, with resinous hops, moderate dankness, citrus peel, and bready malt. Nice dank, weedy, moderately bitter citrusy finish with good balance and mouthfeel. Earthier than Field 6, but not all that distinct. Excellent.

750mL bottle, pours an opaque dark rusted red with a tiny, bubbly white head. Nose is quite tannic, with a prominent oak barrel presence, wild bugs, some rustic saison yeast, and plenty of tart, dry cherries. Flavour is quite fruity, with lots of deep, tart cherries, lots of oak, plenty of tannins, and bugginess that adds a nice complexity. This comes together really well — especially due to the oak, tannins and cherries. Excellent.

Poured from the tap (side-by-side with 33B version). Hazy gold with small white head. Brett, oak, funk, tartness, everything the 33B could have and should have been. Enjoyable.

Poured from the tap. Hazy gold with small white head (side-by-side with OMF version). Farmhouse yeast, mild brett, funk, touch of pepper. Overall, feels slightly subdued, disappointing.

On tap at 33 Acres, pours a hazy bright golden with a small white head — side-by-side with the 33A version. Aroma is less funky and aggressive than the 33A version — there's rustic saison yeast, light brett, and some mustiness. Flavour is much tarter than the other version, with light brett funk, gently tart citrus, and a touch of yogurty character. Softer mouthfeel on this version, with some nice bugs on the finish that blend with the citrus. Excellent — I enjoy this just as much as the other one, perhaps a touch more.

On tap at 33 Acres, pours a hazy bright golden with a small white head — side-by-side with the OMF version. Aroma is full of brett funk, gentle rustic notes, and a touch of black pepper. Flavour is rustic, funky and peppery, with a real nice expression of brett, plenty of rustic farmhouse notes, and a bit of tasteful black pepper. No tartness unlike the OMF version. Really good, clean expression of the brett, with a nice spicy, peppery finish. Excellent.

On tap at OMF. Pours a hazy yellow gold with medium head. The aroma is strong brett, oak, funk, lemon zest. Slick body, lemon zest, brett, light funk, nice tartness, enjoyed this.