Poured from 750mL bottle. Hazed pastel orange blonde with small white head. Mild brett, very feint hint of acetone, light tartness, okay. Tried as a 4 hour leftovers because I was late to the tasting.

Hazy, pale amber. Thin head. There's a nice brett character, feels like good malt in there. Nice mellow barrel character. It's got a mellow brett note, mellow barrel and quite a bit of malt sweetness. There's a bit of complexity to the malt as well. Good stuff.

750mL bottle. Pours a murky golden orange with a white head. Earthy yeast, plenty of must, plums (or maybe another stone fruit), and a bit of an oaky barrel character on the nose. Flavour has an earthy yeast, fermented stone fruit, a bit of must; has a bit of an odd fermented fruit character. It's nice, but maybe a bit less well-calibrated than some of Dunham's other stuff.

750mL bottle, pours a hazy orange with a small white head. Aroma has a nice wild yeast expression and a touch of oak. Flavour is lightly tart, with essence of apple core, plenty of wild yeast, oak, finishing almost with a tinge of rotting apple core, though that makes it sound worse than it is. Nicely constructed, but not the most refined or complex wild ale Dunham’s done. Good.

Whisky dominant et trop puissant, céréales grillées rappelant le pain Pumpernickel ainsi qu’un tout léger fruité composent la palette olfactive.
Un liquide ambré cuivré parfaitement limpide.
Une mousse rocailleuse et assez importante.
En bouche, les accents de Whisky sont encore une fois beaucoup trop importants.
On arrive à peine à distinguer les autres ingrédients.
Accents maltés de céréales grillées complètement enterrés par l’alcool.
Ça ressemble plutôt à un Whisky à la bière.
Grosse déception !
O:5.93 V:4.36 G:4.64 C:1.85 G:8.4 T25.18/50 (5.04/10)

Dark brown. A bit of chocolate, some toastiness, a little bit of nuttiness. It's not bad, the barley wine lends complexity, the stout is a bit mild, some brown sugars. Decent stuff; not the peak of the style.

473mL can, pours black with a small tan head. Aroma brings out lots of brown sugar, molasses, some bourbon, vanilla, and a touch of oak. Flavour has plenty of molasses, fermented out brown sugar, oak, a little bourbon, vanillin, and booze. Reasonably integrated, decent barrel expression, but not particularly complex. But it does come together well. Very good.

473mL can. Pours very dark brown with a small beige head. Bready malts, gentle roast, and some dry grassy hops on the nose. Flavour has roasted malts, bitter hops, some dry grass, molasses, dark sugars, and a nice, dry bourbon barrel character, some char. Nice barrel character, incorporated well with the base. Very nice.