A – Poured out a hazy, orange color with some bits of sediment with a two-finger, off-white head of foam. It left minimal lacing.
S -Fruity and yeasty with some strong wheat notes.
T -Yeasty and spicy with a good wheat backbone. There was a subtle orange zestiness.
M – It was crisp, sharp and smooth. It was medium bodied with a dry finish and an alcohol warmth.
O – Very nice, lacks the ultimate refreshing feeling of a witbeer to my liking.
Serving type: bottle
A: Pours a light amber brown with some haze.
S: Plenty of sour cherries on the front with a bit of vinegar, some lactic notes, and a hint of malt sweetness as well.
T: A ton acidity and some vinegar. Good cherry notes along with a bit of sweetness that goes well with the sourness. Not too much oak, but a decent dryness with some tannins
M: The body is medium with a very lively carbonation and a dry finish.
D: A nice example of the style, not the best from them but not bad either. Was looking for something more sour but maybe it would age into that. Would buy again
Serving type: bottle
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