Bottle muchos thanks to Colin for this rare sour.... It pours hazy amber with a thick white head. The nose is soft, earthy, funk, cheese, hay, sweaty sock, must, light sweetness, vomit and spice. The taste is bitter-sweet, earthy, hay, light toast, hay, spice, pear, apple, candy, light alcohol, cheese and some sherbet. Not that sour and not really a whole lot to it other than earthy must and cheese..... A so-so sour.

12oz bottle-dissipating lt tan-brown. A-green pepper, coffee/roasty med malt. T-green pepper just @front end, coffee/roasty-med malt, some earthy hops. Interesting.

Bottle shared by John at his house. Pours brown with off white head. Nose is overwhelming green pepper with coffee and flaked oats. Some chocolate. Taste is the same but green pepper is more in the background. Lighter medium body.

Bottle shared at CBC Clerkenwell in London - many thanks to Colin for making it rain in order to procure this PA whale. Pours hazy yellow-gold with a creamy white head. The nose holds a good dose of vomit with secondary notes of watery poop. Light to medium sweet flavor with sugary bread, cheesy vomit, light metal. Medium bodied with fine carbonation and a silky texture. Lightly tangy to finish with moderate sour berries and a few more spews of vomit. Not great, really, but perhaps my language might make you think it was far worse than it was - it was ALMOST drinkable. In the end, though, this was a whale not worth the harpoons.

Corked and caged bottle that I acquired from the bottle shop at Capones, Norristown PA, split at CBC 24/11/13. I should have taken a hint from the 2 mediocre offerings I’d already had from this brewery that a $22 outlay for this one was probably not the best investment in terms of receiving beer pleasure on a $ for $ basis, but lets be serious for one moment, a rate is a fucking rate yeah !?! Hazed orange amber with a thin off white swirl/edgeing. Nose is light puke, cherry drop, faint lactic notes, straw and strawberry notes. Taste comprises dank strawberry, sublte sour berry fruit notes, caramel, strawberry shortcake, faint cherry tang. Medium bodied, fine carbonation, dry finale with earthy straw and light berry fruit. Very medicore sour.

Thanksgiving day lunchtime warm up, bottle split at Christine and Daves which I picked up at Wegmans Downington, 28/11/13. Hazed orange amber with a mahoosive off white head. Nose is bitter orange, light herbals, straw, faint hops, light chemical strains. Taste comprises orange pith, grassy, light sugars, mandarin, citrics, vague tropical fruit notes. Medium bodied, prickly carbonation, dry grassy bitterness in the finish. So so IPA not one I’d hit again, in fact the same goes for this brewery, 3 medicore numbers. I should have learned my lesson from this and the pale stout before expending $22 on their corked and caged sour/wild effort !

5th December 2013
Bottle tasting at Craft Clerkenwell. Thanks to Colin.Hazy pale gold beer with a residual cream coloured head. Palate is light and a little soft. Very modest carbonation. Lactose tang and also some lactose off notes - a bare whisper of cheese. Very light orange buried underneath. Finishes light. Not terrible but too much odd lactose.

Bottle at Christine and Daves, Thanksgiving warm up, cheers Dave 27/11/13. Lightly hazed chestnut brown with a moderate beige covering. Nose is earthy cocoa, light coffee, biscuit malt, brown sugars, dark toffee. Taste comprises bourbon biscuit, cocoa powder, cheescake base, dark toffee fudge, brown sugar, light roast. Medium bodied, prickly carbonation - over cooked for my liking, dry sweetish finale. So so - a little over sweet and lacking depth.

12 oz. bottle from a trade with a friend on untappd.com. I like the label. Hazy gold with lasting head. Nose was grassy / floral hops with a touch of yeast. The flavor was a nice balance of spicy Belgian yeast upfront with the floral, grassy hops in the finish. Hints of pine. Medium in body with a dry texture. This was a nice surprise, very tasty and well worth a try.