Quite good. Perhaps a tad past its prime, but has held up extremely well.

Delicious! Great oak character, tastes like bourbon even without being aged on bourbon.

Quite tart, mild fruit on the front end, a pretty good sour blonde.

A decent, unsurprising American Wild. Cherry notes are fun and color is appropriate. A straightforward sour blonde.

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.

Maltiness and oak in the nose, and the same on the palate; robust and a fun take on the style.

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

Has aged well; mellow sweetness, mellow funk, nice body.

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