UPDATED: MAY 18, 2023 Lemon nose, lesser lime notes also present. Hazy golden, thick head. Crabapple, grapefruit, starfruit. Light body, easy carbonation. Nice combination of unique and complimentary flavors. Excellent balance. It's not often I rate a sour this highly, but this was fantastic.

UPDATED: DEC 23, 2022 #5690 Hazy, yellow, high white head. Fresh sour aroma, juicy, funky, citrusy. Taste is dry, moderately bitter, lightly sour, funky, fresh, passion fruit, jelly, candied citrus, floral. Medium body, average carbonation. Sour IPA, but nice one.

UPDATED: NOV 3, 2022 Draft at Khyber Pass. Foggy lemon yellow pour with a thick soft white head. Nicely pungent milky citrus flavors. Meyer lemons. Navel oranges. Pink grapefruit. Sour peaches. Mild grassy hops in the mix. Rounded with oaky notes of blonde leather and vanilla. Modest sour. Quite interesting.

UPDATED: SEP 30, 2022 Taster at the brewery. Hazy, straw colored. AROMA- sour, a bit funky, citrusy, close to sour IPA. FLAVOR- dry, moderately bitter, citrusy, lemon, candied citrus, floral hops. Medium bodied. Tasty.

UPDATED: SEP 17, 2022 Draft at the brewery. Pours hazy gold with a bubbly white head. Tastes like tart lemon, lime, peach, yeast, and cracker malt. Light body and low/medium carbonation. Smells like lemon, lime, peach, yeast, and cracker malt.

UPDATED: JAN 15, 2022 22Oct2020 Sour citrus fruits, lemon tart, orange peel, lemon pith, wet straw. Hazy, pale gold, small, frothy, white head. Light sour. Sour citrus fruits, bitter lemon peel, sour lime, dry, acidic bitterness, soft carbonation, medium bodied. Decent for kettle sour. Can from The House of the Trembling Madness.

UPDATED: DEC 31, 2020 Can at home. The nicest sour I've had in a while. No acid reflux from this but still sour

UPDATED: DEC 15, 2020 Can at a tasting. Hazy yellow. Aroma is fruity and lactic. Tart, some vinegar, lactic, citrus zest, lemony, oaky, earthy flavors. Medium-bodied, dry.

UPDATED: DEC 12, 2020 Can sample at a tasting. Slightly hazy yellow with white head. The aroma has notes of grapefruit, herbs, sage, mint. The flavor is mild bitter and mild sour with notes of grapefruit, sage, herbs. Medium-bodied.

UPDATED: NOV 19, 2020 .8%ABV. Berliner weisse Tasted this can cold which poured out pale slightly hazy yellow, 5ºSRM. There was a fleeting head of abundant white foam. The grain nose on this was raw flour, bread dough, soda biscuits. The nose was also dominated by moderate-high fresh citrus with bright lemon, lime, and kumquat aromas, referencing the peel and leaves, more than than the juice. There was also some bright minerality to the nose, likely an effect of the high carbonation giving the impression of wet stone. The nose was like sparkling mineral water with lemon or lime slices, but with a little more obvious citrus in the nose, so approaching that of an old school British sparkling lemonade. The body was crisp and light with high carbonation. There were no harsh or edgy elements to the palate. This was like sipping a fruit-flavored sparkling water. The sweetness and the bitterness were low on this one. The perceived sweetness may have been higher due to the bready aroma, the impression of fruit, and the high carbonation. The perceived bitterness was low due to the perception of minerality. There was an impression of salt due to the carbonation and the resultant impression of minerality. Hop flavors were gentle, grassy, and referenced fresh herbs like chervil The finish was cloud-light, brief, and excellently balanced. Overall, this was a refreshing quaff that was more mineral water than ale. The dry-hopped character and the carbonation carried the entire experience, so definitely have this one fresh!