Avery Barrel-Aged Series 13 - Odio Equum

Brewed by Avery Brewing Company
Style: Sour Ale/Wild Ale
Boulder, Colorado USA

Serve in Snifter, Tulip, Tumbler

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(Critique chaotique du extreme beer fest 2013): Une touche balsamique, de tannins, présence fruitée acide, agréable corrosion du palais.

Sweet and very tart raspberry flavors. You can taste the Cabernet Sauvignon barrels it was aged in. Great sour. ---Rated via Beer Buddy for iPhone

On draft at ChurchKey DC during the Craft Brewers Conference. Pours a hazy dark amber with a thin off white head. Aroma of tart apple. Flavors of sour apple.

Thanks to Chris for sharing this one. Very heavy on the raspberry with a bit of backing wine. Fairly acidic. Nose is pretty muted. Very acidic. Quite dry. Acidity too heavy.

Authentic raspberry, wild yeast, and wine aromas. Some retained head and lace trail. Fuller mouthfeel. A great really tart beer courtesy of Jason Bach.

Brewvival Trip Beer 91. Bottled at Brewvival. Pours a hazy copper color with a thin tan head. Fair head retention. Pours hazy copper with a thin tan head. Fair head retention. Aroma of tart citrus, earth and caramel. The taste is very tart citrus, stone fruits, umami. Medium bodied.

Bottle @ a recent bottle share... Poured dark brown with a thin head. This was an awesome sour beer. Big dark, tannic wood and malts with lactic acid and yeast spices and funk. Dark fruits, tart berries, and a big vinous notes added an awesome complexity.

355mL thanks to Travlr at Churchkey! Pours a clear, flat, amber red. Yellowish bubbles. Acetic, funky, seedy raspberry nose, red wine vinegar, saltwater, buttery oak. Taste is ultra citric, ultra phlegmy lactic, seedy berries, clean, refreshing lime juice. Spicy, mega lime, and salt in the finish. I love oud bruin.

Bottle. Hazy amber color, small edge head. Aroma of sour prunes. Taste is extremely acetic.

Kick-ass, smack-in-the-face sour. Pours translucent brown with white head and heavy lacing. Smell is very funky, slighty fruity. It’s very tart up front, a real puckering beast that hits hard. You then get some of the berries, a little bit of sweetness, and a bone-dry finish.