Pours a somewhat murky amber body with a very thin white head. A lot of brett in the aroma with notes of oak, spices, and sour cherries. The flavor is funky the whole way through with a strong tart grape taste followed by some dry oak, sweet lemons with some tangy orange peel. I don’t get a lot of bourbon in his at all.

Bottle shared by Crosling. Poured a light, hazy orange color with a minimal off-white head that faded to a ring and left some spotty lacing. Lightly tart, funky aroma with some barnyard yeast and moderate citrus (orange, lemon peel, tangerine). Moderately sweet, smooth entry with some funky, earthy barnyard yeast and some soft citrus notes (apricot and tangerine) that finishes moderately dry with a hint of oak, Low carbonation, moderate bite with some dry yeastiness. A solid beer overall, but I will take the regular Luci.

Cloudy brown-gold with light head / Big medicinal nose of caramel, green apple, oak, and spice / Medium body, sour, low carbonation, with long, slightly hot finish / Oaky, funky flavors of green apple, caramel, aged cheese, pepper, and brett / Flavors seem to have dropped off a bit, with oak predominant. Still a treat from this great brewer.

Draught. Very high and long lasting white head. Hazy yellow body. Fruity sour aroma and flavor. Low carbonation. Long bitter aftertaste.

9/20/2008 tasting at toncatchers house, with whetheral, weeheavy, fordest, alohac, and Jason. Thanks for all the great beers and good times. A very nice belgian ale. Loved the sour belgian spices. Very good.