Poured from 650mL bottle. Dark brown, near black with full tan head. Soft roasted malt with a bit of chocolate, just a hint of salt. Pretty decent.

750ml bottle at Brian’s office. Pours a hazy copper with no head. Aroma is too malty with some blackcurrant notes. Taste and aftertaste are very malty, bready, with some fruitiness. Bad.

Hazy light amber. Thin head. Floral and fruity, wild in a unique way...this expesses the yeast much more than the buzzkill did. Tart, with a mellow citrusy note. Some residual sweetness has a floral note. Interesting...more complexity on the nose than the palate.Good brew.

Cloudy and pale. No head. Big, bright hop. Touch of yeast. Soft body, mellow bitterness, almost spicy hop but with a touch of pineapple as well. The tartness is mellow, and lends a certain texture and drinkability to the beer. Good stuff.

Tasting at Matt’s
Dark color, near black. Aroma of dark malts, a bit dusty and sour. Dark malts flavor, hints of chocolate; the salt is there but barely noticeable; the bourbon is there but not even worth talking about it.
Not bad beer, but just a joke beer.

Draught at Alibi Room, Vancouver
Murky orange-blond color. Fruity aroma. Lean body, on the dry side, pleasant mild acidity, pleasant stone fruits, some mango, but also too much grapefruit peel -like bitterness.
Very good.

Draught at Alibi Room, Vancouver
Hazy golden color. Sour and fruity, in moderation, but it has the light character of rotting fruit, and woody astringency, not too pleasant.
Ok beer, but unelegant.

Very nice sour take on a wheat beer. Everything is clean, perhaps a bit sweet, but the sourness is perfect for the backing beer. Office bottle

On tap at the Alibi Room, pours an opaque cloudy peachy yellow with a small white head. Aroma brings out loads of lacto upfront, followed by dry floral hopping, and a touch of funk. Flavour is loaded with lacto upfront, transitioning to a very yeasty palate full of floral dry hopping, and a touch of stone fruitiness. Nice meld of different elements here - sounds like it'd be a mess but it works relatively cohesively. Good stuff.