 ratman197 (2241), Arvada, Colorado, USA
May 24, 2008
375 ml corked and caged green bottle poured a clear golden amber with no head (still). Aromas of sour citrus, mustiness, wood and light vinegar. Palate was light bodied and crisp with a dry tart finish. sour citrus, straw, light wood and hints of mustiness with a crisp dry lingering tart finish.
Angeloregon (1823), Portland, Oregon, USA
Aug 19, 2008 Bottle from Belmont Station in Portland, OR--Poured a fuzzy cider-esque golden-copper body with a fluffy white head that went away. Sour, tart, wheaten nose with lots of pucker factor. Funky, yet subtle and dainty. Acidic, dry, woody, nd well built gueuze. Yum!
kosko20 (72), Bemidji, Minnesota, USA
Aug 16, 2008 To rate to style or to rate to personal liking...I will try to combine. Aroma is of a white wine with sour apple notes and hints of vinegar, wood, lemon and yeast. Appearance is cloudy apple juice with minimal carbonation, with the thinest of white heads around the edge. Flavor is sweet for a beer, apple, white wine, tart and wheat. Palate is thin but smooth, a slight sourness. For my first Lambic, it was a lot different than what I was expecting, still decent. And as strange as this beer was to me, I like it, I think its well done, balanced and not overpowering.
BDR (1862), Roseville, Minnesota, USA
Aug 14, 2008 Sadly not what I’d hoped for. Watery with only the faintest sourness. The aroma was what I’d hope four - sour tart funk.
kp (6200), Woodstock, Georgia, USA
Aug 13, 2008 Date: 06/21/2008
Mode: Bottle
Source: Tasting, Cellar Party
Appearance: clear pale gold, wispy white head,
Aroma: light malt aroma with lots of musty cobweb character and a lemony tartness,
Flavor: sweet and tart flavor with the malt sweetness balanced by lemon tartness, long tart finish,
Aroma: 6/10; Appearance: 6/10; Flavor: 6/10; Palate: 6/10; Overall: 12/20
Rating: 3/5.0
Drinkability: 6/10
Score: **/4
Rogueone (365), I F&ckin’ hate those guys from, Ohio, USA
Aug 11, 2008 Bottle: Flavor here is lemon rind, and has a light, musty smell. Extremely bitter and dry on the palate.
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