Much better than regular Smoking Wood, the smoke makes a nice backdrop for the pronounced barrel notes, a great take on a porter, and hides the alcohol well.

Zero head, very little carbonation, sweet, oak, and bourbon up front, and lots of smokiness on the finish. Not bad.

Tart, some fruit, lots of barrel, delicious.

Tartness, oak in nose, vinous tartness, good and quite tart Flanders!

Bit of a sharp nose, maybe some cacao nibs? Same on the palate, with a bit more roastiness, hides the alcohol well but nothing outstanding in the profile, either. Not bad, not great.

Nice fruit presence in the nose, but a big hit of diacetyl on the palate, definitely an unpleasant butteriness. Bummer.

Not as potent as expected, perhaps, but still great.

A little more fruit than the Citrus, not bad.

Delicious, tart up front with a solid fruit presence and a balanced mouthfeel and taste. Follows the typical Almanac profile, quite tasty.

Definitely oxidized with a lot of raisin on the nose, but holds up pretty well, if still quite boozy.

Delicious as always, perfect balance and so little heat for the strength, love this stout.

Thin dark brown head, nice aroma, good amounts of chocolate, a tiny bit of heat. Solid but not mind blowing.

A little sharp on the nose, mild coffee and some carbonation and malt on the palate, pretty good!

Basically all Brett, but pretty good. Pablo said it reminded him of old Alaskan Brewing beers. Honestly better than I remember my initial impressions being.

Better than the last time, perhaps overridden by previous hopped beers, but tasty funk, nice sweetness, overall a good one.

Funkier than the last bottle, an interesting mix of farmhouse, funk, and malt sweetness.

More esters than Amasa, less head, more malt character, less citrus. Also quite drinkable, very tasty, though Amasa was probably more fun.

Really weird and funky nose, but a straight up delicious Brett beer on the palate, extremely clean with a little fruitiness on the finish. Crowd favorite of the two (against Dauh)..

Still delicious.

Still delicious and my favorite of the two Sonoma Pride releases, great hop aroma and flavor, and a great mix of funk.

Fluffy white head, tasty Brett grain and sweetness, mild maltiness, and well carbonated. Eminently drinkable, tasty.

Still tasty, much better than Smoking Wood, the smokiness is subdued but present, nice malt and stout characteristics.

Still a nice smokiness, tastes like barbecue, I like it.

Super smokey! Barbecue on the finish, quite good, will get more for Cami.

Fruit pretty much done, just tasted like a straightforward Almanac sour, so so.

Tons of citrus, like orange juice in some ways, very tasty!

Had a tiny taste; was great, love the mellowness.

Not bad! Pretty straightforward, nice brett character with a little sweetness and some grain. Tasty.

Fruit has fallen off a bit, but not bad, though not great either.

Mild nose, decent amount of cherry initially and then some vinous flavors on the finish. Pretty good, very well balanced for a kriek, sort of straddling the Flanders and Kriek styles.