Picked up a single 22-oz bomber at Bottleworks in Seattle, WA and sampled during Minnesota first annual Sourfest. Pours a semi-clear salmon colored brew with a fast dissolving light pink head that dissipates to a fine off-white ring. Aroma of golden grain malt, some tart cherries, a hint of gouda cheese, and citrus zest. Taste is medium bodied, plenty of carbonation with flavors of mildly tart cherries and strawberries, some cereal grain, and some wood character. Finish is slightly watery, not as funk dense as most other lambics but still has some flavor.

lots of berry funkiness in the smell .. pours a murky brown dark jack ruby colour .. lots of fruity tartness and some bitterness ... similar to an authentic kriek ... grade A lacing .. needs to be fuller to be great, but quite refreshing and strangely mellow ... ’’no more lies, i loved that bagel!’’ ... enjoyable sweet/tart balance , sourheads and lambic lovers might really like this .... MLS refs are a joke ..

Bomber. Strangely pink in hue, the fruit doesn’t really work for me in this one, it’s way too sweet and horribly unbalanced. Love the pin-up label though.

A still strawberry red body. Tart cherry aroma. Faint cheese in there as well. The body was a bit watery with faint strawberry flavor.

Bottle. Amber body with no head. Cherries and vinous pinot notes. Some oakiness with a berry finish.