Bottle shared at Mikey’s Christmas party, thanks
Appearance: Hazy golden with a big white head and some lacing
Aroma: Sweet caramel and fruity
Taste: Sweet candy, spices, grainy and peppery
Decent.

750ml bottle shared by Dallas, thanks
Appearance: Clear golden with a big white head and good lacing
Aroma: Sweet, candy, yeasty and honey
Taste: Dusty sweet caramel, candy, honey and spices
Nice.

750 ml bottle shared by Del I think. Was it Mark? Anyway, at the Christmas tasting. Pours a clear golden color with a large white head. A sweet nose of caramel and floral hops. A bit of alcohol, fluffy, pepper, sweet light caramel and candies. Good. Very smooth and clean.

750 shared by Dallas. Pours a mostly cloudy brown color with a medium white head. A big sweet and dusty nose. A very dry flavor with light tobacco, some sugary sweet notes, paper, good.

Thanks Adam for sending me this. Enjoyed on my GF’s birthday on a day of many whalez. White wine glass and served at 55 Degrees F.

A - Cork pop was minimal, absolutely still on the pour with a tiny and almost unnoticeable line of white bubbles around the edge of the glass. Looks like fresh squeezed blackberry juice.

S - Nose is a minor band-aid aroma with rodenbach flanders red nose. Just a hint of cider vinegar and cherries. Blackberry and blueberry but maybe I’m just smelling things that aren’t there. The last two are probably just in my head.

T - Lacto tartness in the middle, up front is cherries and raspberries with a hint of watermelon. Very "juicy" and sweet. The finish is an acidic vinegar note that contains the glorious grape skins and earthiness you’d get while swishing around a Pinot Grigio. Fruity, tart, sour, vinegar, funky and sweet.

M - Light body and almost no carbonation. Flat, dry and almost an apple cider texture of slick, dry and coyingly sweet. Wish it had a bit more carbonation

O - How does it fair against other wilds? There’s no dominant vinegar that overpowers everything which, for an American Wild is a nice surprise. The fruit balance is exquisite and it was blended in a pleasant way. Not in line with the hype but still an enjoyable wild.

From a bottle shared at home. Pours a cloudy gold with a white head. Spicy orange aroma. Crisp citrus flavor with notes of coriander.

GABF, 2012, Friday Evening. Good malt flavor with moderately roasted grain, but also some dry hops that I have come to expect for the few Burton ales I have tried. Full mouth feel with a good palate, a well made beer like most everything from Southampton.

12 oz Bottle. Pours clear ruby black with a small tan head that dissipates quickly with some lacing. Aroma is chocolate and coffee, with a touch of molasses. Flavor is same, lightly sweet, light coffee bitterness, and a bit of astringence. Medium body.