Tap. Murky amber orange. Dill and rose apple perfume. Soft applejuice, sparkly dry vanilla wood. Aftertaste is a bit sticky sweet.

Tap at Muted Horn. Murky rhubarb juice look. Grandma perfume nose. Medium light dry body, sparkly with a fun fizz. Rose, grape must, rhubarb (strangely), flowers, perfume retronasal. Interesting. --- Beer merged from original tick of Revel / Vine Arts Pen Pals on 24 Feb 2023 at 19:27 - Score: Appearance - 4 | Aroma - 8 | Flavor - 7 | Texture - 6 | Overall - 6.5. Original review text: Tap at Muted Horn. Murky rhubarb juice look. Grandma perfume nose. Medium light dry body, sparkly with a fun fizz. Rose, grape must, rhubarb (strangely), flowers, perfume retronasal. Interesting.

(500ml bottle from the Revel webshop) Lightly hazed deep gold pour with a small white head that fades with spotty lace. Aroma is surprisingly vinous, white wine meets perry with just some sweeter undertones of pineapple, musky complex funk, some mixed pit fruit sweetness. Flavour is quite acidic and very pineapple-forward, an odd mix of the flavour of ripe pineapple with the tartness of unripe; there’s a touch of white wine vinegar about it, dusty yeast, light funk, lemon juice, some perry residual sweetness pops out as you adapt to the acidity, helping ‘dry’ the finish out a touch. Finish is still lactic tart though, with loads of fresh pineapple into the aftertaste. Light to medium bodied, slightly slick, quite softly carbonated. Unique stuff, I wasn't expecting a perry/saison to be the most acidic Revel bottling I've tried but there you have it. Rather enjoyable flavours though I'd have dialled the acid back a touch. Interestingly, pairing with oysters helped draw down the acidity and push pineapple forward.

750mL bottle, pours a clear blonde with a medium white head. Aroma brings out a wonderful barnyard funk upfront, crisp apple skins, and some horse blanket. Flavour is bone dry, with lots of horse blanket, barnyard funk, tart apple core, champagne-like effervescence, and crisp apple skins. Bone dry, highly carbonated, and funky. Excellent.

Poured from 750mL bottle. Hazy blonde, pear, light citrus and floral notes, underlying grape skin. Decent.

750ml @ Matt's new place. Appearance: cloudy blonde, looks like moonshine. Aroma: botanicals, barrel, fermented pears. Taste: along the same lines. Overall: quite pleasant.

750mL bottle, pours a hazy blonde with almost no head. Aroma is very acidic, with tons of apple skins, a bit of white grape skins, and some floral notes. Flavour is nicely complex, with lots of funky apple skins, light grape skins, and wildflower notes. Fairly dry, with some apple/pear core on the finish. Very good.