Amazing color, like a rosé; sour nose, puckering initial taste but mellows out into a little sweetness and oak. Delicious!

Definitely getting a lot more brett a year in; great beer for a warm day, nice bitterness on the finish.

A little more Brett than last time; delicious!

Didn't need to buy another one; really just too big for its own good.

All in all, an interesting beer but not a favorite. Too much fruitiness in the hops coupled with a very dry beer don't make for the best combination.

Bright hop taste, not too much in the nose, a lot of wine-like characteristics from the Nelson-Sauvin hops. Honestly not a favorite first pass, will see how the second one holds up later.

Didn't need to buy another one; really just too big for its own good.

All in all, an interesting beer but not a favorite. Too much fruitiness in the hops coupled with a very dry beer don't make for the best combination.

Bright hop taste, not too much in the nose, a lot of wine-like characteristics from the Nelson-Sauvin hops. Honestly not a favorite first pass, will see how the second one holds up later.

Didn't need to buy another one; really just too big for its own good.

All in all, an interesting beer but not a favorite. Too much fruitiness in the hops coupled with a very dry beer don't make for the best combination.

Bright hop taste, not too much in the nose, a lot of wine-like characteristics from the Nelson-Sauvin hops. Honestly not a favorite first pass, will see how the second one holds up later.

Mild, brett nose, and a delicious mix of sweetness and brett funk on the palate; this second tasting is better than I remember the first being.

First tasting was solid, with mild sourness. Don't mix with other beers, will overwhelm. Definite wild ale mouthfeel.

Yeasty nose, sweet on the tongue, sparkling and a dry finish for the ABV

Delicious! Still pretty sweet, with definite oak character coming through. Wondering if I like these Brett variants more young than aged.

Delicious, hop forward, like a milder Pliny the Elder (as one might expect!)

Not as sweet as expected, but for the better. Brownie, bourbon, decent carbonation for a big stout, and a slightly bitter finish. Delicious.

Light, dry, a sparkling mouthfeel with an enormous head and good retention and lacing. Not terribly interesting, but a straightforward take on the style.

A really well balanced IPA; not quite west coast, but tasty and an easy drinker.

A really well balanced IPA; not quite west coast, but tasty and an easy drinker.

Delicious, hop forward, like a milder Pliny the Elder (as one might expect!)