Poured from 750mL bottle. Hazy blonde with slowly dissipating white head. Peppery, rustic, some bugs, slightly bitter finish. Decent.

750mL bottle, pours a hazy blonde with a large white head. Aroma is quite rustic, with lots of rustic saison yeast, a hint of oak, and light bugs. Flavour is on the bitter side, with lots of aged hops, rustic saison yeast, and bugs. Rustic, buggy and somewhat bitter finish. Very good.

(473ml can from Superette du Diner, Quebec City) Pours lightly hazed pale orange with a small but stable white head and lace. Aroma of pulpy grapefruit, lemony lactic hits, sumac, lemon zest, potpourri, tart red grapes and pale forest berries, hay, leathery Brett. Flavour is quite acidic as expected, lactic core with lemonade feel, splashy lightly acetic sumac hits pretty hard, soft cereals, pale forest berry and sour white grape quality, soft floral vibe, finish is fairly dry and lactic with soft tannic bitterness from the sumac, dusty soft funk and a little mineral crispness. Light body, average tingling carbonation. Very pleasant refreshing sour with nice sumac quality; not extremely complex and a bit light but nice stuff.

Poured from 750mL bottle (lot #20-01-21). Hazy purple red with small pinki-ish head. Light dark berry, red wine must, some bugs and lacto, prefer it as it warms slightly.

750ml (thx, Alex M.!) @ SalesForce. Appearance: hazy purple with a white head. Aroma: funky, barrel, juicy, a bit woody. Taste: lots of bugs, very juicy, lots of grapes and funk. Overall: nice one.

750mL bottle, pours an opaque dark red with a small off-pink head. Aroma brings out grape pomace, light lacto and some bugginess. Flavour is lightly tart, with plenty of grape pomace, some dark berries, a little lacto, and some bugginess. Really nice grape character. Despite lacto being the only apparent yeast, there's a nice complexity to this. Excellent.

750ml (thx, Alex M.!) @ SalesForce. Appearance: cloudy purple with a rose head. Aroma: nice funk and barrel, lots of grapes, lots of bugs and farmhouse notes. Taste: along the same lines, very juicy, a bit woody and bitter. Overall: interesting, good.

Poured from 750mL bottle. Slightly brownish red with white head. Quite carbonated mouthfeel. Grape must, some bugs, oak, lacto. Improves over time as the carbonation dissipates. Their marketing description is suspect (a bad red wine, but a good beer?)

750mL bottle, pours an opaque dark amber red with a huge white head. Aroma brings out lots of bugs, grape must, lacto, and oak. Flavour is yogurty, with some wild bugs, grape must, and a touch of oak. Yogurty palate but it somehow works well with the higher carbonation and grape must. Unusual but pretty nice.

Power tasting at Ryan's, bottle
Hazy to cloudy pale yellow colour. Funky aroma, some honey, spicy. Good body, not too dry, it as a sharp spicy character, both from the yeast and from the buckwheat, sweet orange, candied orange, and buckwheat honey.
A lot going on here, pretty good.