Brownish reddish color and a small white head. Cherry nose, nuts, acidic. Taste starts sour, acidic, balsamico, sweet cherries. Somethinhg earthy, cask flavors

Bottle from the brewery online shop. Pours clear mahogany with a thin off-white head. Aromas of light sour funk, wood, raisin. Taste is more of the same. Light sour finish.

Nice dark amber colour. Large head and lots of audible fizziness, but it drops down to 1cm in short time. Sour cider nose, hint of apples, toffee. Bitter lemon in the mouth, again more reminiscent of cider than lager. Finish a bit watery. Ok. Strange reading the other reviews left me wondering: is it actually a sour beer at all? Possibly a dud.

Sour ale with raspberries from BrewDog's sour project in Ellon, thanks Erwin Plancke for sharing! Snow white, rather thin, open head, hazy peach blonde robe with rosy to orangey tinge from the fruit. Aroma of raspberries upfront, that typical sour tomato association they usually have, redcurrant, kefir, peaches soaked in raspberry vinegar, sour milk and a hint of sweaty feet. Very acidic onset, with sharp 'basic' lactic sourness strongly amplified by the natural acids from the fruit, but in any case with a clear (yellow) raspberry flavour - though I would not have minded a bit more of this fruit's sweetness too for sheer compensation, even if juicy traces of fructose are certainly there. Sour apple and gooseberry notes, strong drying lactic sourness with that fruit acidity continuing over a slender white-bready core; sweaty accents show up here and there (as in rancid butter or sweaty feet, but fortunately not that outspoken). Some bready accents in the finish, along with lingering green apple effects becoming almost as strong as the sour berries effectively used here. The sourness has a persistent drying effect, but the fact that part of it comes from the fruit, makes up for a lot. Tasty, in all, but rather straightforward and lacking depth and complexity, like other OverWorks sours I had. One for the sourheads 'pur sang'.

Black with a minimal light brown head. Aroma of chocolate, dark berries, and Hazel nut. Medium sourness with sour berries and chocolate end. Sour beers are not my kind but liked this one. bb 09.2025, vinmonopolet.no 12.2020.

Bottled. Copper colour, small off-white head. Aroma is fruity, tart wood and some red wine and chocolate tones. Flavour has some nice sweetness with a very acidic sharp edge as well as some chocolate, mild hazelnuts and some red wine elements. Smooth, good sipper.

Bottled. Reddish amber colour, small head. Aroma is rowanberries, quite an acidity, with mild dates. Flavour is acidity, wood, some dried fruits and mild kettle sourish tones. Sweetish sour acidic aftertaste.

Bottled. Deep carrot orange totally opaque hazy colour, small white head. Aroma is chili (old coffee?), some tart wood and mild peas. Flavour is chili/coffee burn, some tartness and mild wood. Kind of oud bruin burn in the finish Strange, but nice.

Draught@Nolia Beer 2019. Deep amber colour with a small off-white head. Aroma is tart wood, some berries, bready malts and a wee bit peaty tones. Flavour is wooden, some tart berries, mild vanilla and some tequilaish sweetness. Surprisingly nice compared to what I expected.