UPDATED: FEB 26, 2020 Tap at Funkatorium, Asheville. Vintage 2029. Color is dark ruby with very small white head. Aromas and flavours: Berries, red berries, blue berries, blackberries, dryness and sourness. Excellent.

UPDATED: FEB 20, 2020 I would give this more stars if I could. So delicious, smooth and satisfying. If you like tart sours that almost border on tasting like wine, this is the sour for you. Dark red color like a merlot, lovely lightness in contrast, well balanced in carbonation and minimal foam on top. I first tried it in a flight and immediately knew it was my favorite. I visited Funkatorium about 4 more times throughout my trip just to have another glass and we bought a bottle for our hotel. Also, it was a huge surprise to me that this is a 10% ABV, it does not taste like it’s that strong. I am extremely sad I can’t find this beer where I live, would stockpile them if I ever came across it here.

UPDATED: JAN 20, 2020 Looks like a mixture of a ton of dark fruits like a black raspberry. Dark pink head. Raspberry dominates the aroma. Delicious booze-jam, fermented jam. seriously. Soooo much berry. Red wine barrel, vodka finish.

UPDATED: NOV 11, 2019 Bottle. Pours clear reddish black, small beige head, decent lacing. Aroma is loaded with fruits, raspberry, BlackBerry prominent, blueberry as well, light notes of funk, basement, oak tannin. Flavor is light tart, light funk, huge fruit, tannin. Medium body, soft mouthfeel. Elegant and lovely.

UPDATED: APR 5, 2019 Pours opaque dark chocolate, minimal head. Aroma features dark cherry, roast malt and berry notes. Flavor gives tart dark cherry, sweet blackberry and other dark fruit, hints of wood and bourbon and roast malt. Texture presents perky fizz and firm, smooth body. Embrace the darkness.

Tap at BeerTemple, 5th November 18. Pours a purple black. Aroma is pungent berries. Taste is astringent, mouth puckeringly sour, too sour for me, and lacks complexity.

Holy berries. Tasted from bottle. Lots of raspberry and blackberries. Don’t get much cherry. Nice and tart but not overly sour. Excellent sour. ---Rated via Beer Buddy for iPhone

UPDATED: SEP 9, 2018 500ml bottle. Pours a very red almost brown in color and topped by a beige colored head of foam that settles in quickly to a thin film and leaves some sudsy lace behind on the glass. The aroma is really nice and fruity with loads of sour blackberries, boysenberries, tart raspberries, vinous red wine, dried oak, sherry, and a hint of cherries as well. Nice mix of sweet and tart with the fruit and big sherry notes from the barrel as well. The flavor follows and again shows a nice blend of sweet and tart with huge berry notes up front with tart blackberries/boysenberries, and raspberries followed by vinous notes of sherry, oaky tannins, and some earthy notes as well. Not nearly as sour as some of their other offerings which I appreciate. Medium bodied and smooth with moderate carbonation that leads to a tart blackberry, raspberry, and sherry like finish with a nice dryness. Really well executed and tasty dark sour. Damn good stuff here.

coca cola sour aroma. black with no head. some dark malt. sour but malted down. very decent to drink. katherine's bottle.

Murky brown pour. Pungent aroma, a little boozy but not to a fault. Wine, tons of berries, funk oak and malt. The aftertaste is really nice. Has the booze of a bourbon BA sour, but is sherry, which is tasty and fairly unique. Well done. Flavor 8.5, look 3.5.