Crooked Stave Persica Wild Wild Brett

Brewed by Crooked Stave
Style: Sour Ale/Wild Ale
Denver, Colorado USA

Serve in Snifter, Tulip, Tumbler

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Bottle shared by TheAlum at TG, thanks man. Pours a pale yellow with a head that disappeared on me quickly. Nice peaches o the nose with some definite sour funk. Real sour, but nice. Peaches are great in this, just a really good beer. Awesome.

750 ml bottle opened at the Kentucky Brunch Release (Decorah, IA). Shared later in the day when all the beer bros left. Pours a rich glowing golden orange hue, well hazed, frothy whitish head dies to a small ring, laces small. Aromas are prominent sour peach and apricot. Good bretty funk, tart and dry, funky horseblanket, oak. A bit tannic, vanilla, and dry. Good funk, nice big fruity peach, sour lemons, and lactic elements. Nice and enjoyable. Initial is lighter end of the fold, good sourness, peaches and apricot, lemons, some good yogurt, tasty flavors enrich a potent sourness. Middle is a bit yogurty, bretty, touch of bread and dry straw. A touch acidic into the backend, peach and lemon, good big fruit. Fruity, peachy, a touch harsh for those of you who are a bit sensitive. Really tasty, nice brett, big fruit presence, mellow oak. Really damn nice. Nose, a touch of coriander and rich peach and lemon fruit, citrus, big nose. Good flavors, faint touch of hrashness on the back.

Bottle shared by ForgetFu in the cellar of Chez Moeder Lambic Saint-Gilles. Pours light orange-yellow with a small ring of "fine mousse". Aroma of peach, vanilla, orange and orange blossom. Light body, ageeable fruitniness and sourness. Peaches are coming through wonderfully.

Bottle @ The Crazy Belgian Tasting. Cheers to whoever provided this (forgetfu?)! The pour’s hazy orange with a small head. Meaty fresh peaches and apricots in the nose. Bright orchard fruits. Little else. Simple and pleasing. The taste is more jammy peach. Mildly tart. Just a hint of acetic funk. Nice sweet/tart balance. Light body, smooth. Overall, quite nice.

750 ml corked and capped bottle poured a clear peach with a lingering ring of ivory foam. Aromas of peaches, straw, horse blanket and light leather. Palate was light bodied and crisp with a dry tart finish. Flavors of peaches, horse blanket, apple peel and light leather with a crisp dry tart lingering funky peach finish.

Wow! This beer was amazing! Stellar representation of peach flavor and aroma. Tart flavor, delicate barrel character. If it was not for this beer I would have continued to assume Colorado didn't grow peaches. ---Rated via Beer Buddy for iPhone

750ml bottle. Poured a hazy golden color with a smaller sized white head. What a nice beer. Funky, fruity, peaches (I usually do not like peaches, but enjoyed it here), and barnyard. Nice tart finish. I could drink this all day long.

Pours a hazy golden with a small bubbly white head. Aroma of sour funkiness meets barnyard. Nice peach nose. Flavor was up front sweat tarts, peach pie and barnyard funk.

Pours golden somewhat hazy with a big foamy white head. Aroma brings sweet, soft velvety peach aroma so delicious in the nose. The flavor brings tart, sweet, and light zesty peaches so pleasant on the tongue. This beer is phenomenal! The body is just full enough with the right carbonation.

Bottle at Damico’s pours pale yellow with slight head that fades, nose is nice with mild peachesm funk and wild yeasty notes, first sip is sour ut also juicy stone fruit also loved present, nice sour finish with pucking mouth feel. nice beer