A Mes rate: bottle at Beer Exposed thanks to our Phil.
Nothing much like your regular BDG but this is a fine drop no doubt. Straw coloured with a thin but lasting Persil white head. Awesome tarty citrus just falls out of the glass and invites you in. This was the last good day of the summer and this beer really suited it. The JP influences are clear. Chewy damp wood notes deliver the excellent bitter hoppage really well. The spritzy and zesty finish is a real smack round the chops but it washes away beautifully to a lingering, delicately sweet malty after taste smoothing it out nicely. This is a very interesting beer and rather bloody lovely.

Bottle @ Beer Exposed, September 2008.
[thank you, Phil_L]
[my 3,900th rating!!!]
Pours pale golden with a small, frothy, white, film head. Aroma has lots of brett, some malts and citric acid. Fine, very dry mouthfeel. The flavour is lovely tart, citric, sticks to my teeth, some barnyard, malts and lemond. A touch of lactic acid and wood with a subdued caramel in the finish. Very delicious.

Thanks to RagallachMC for the 750. Straw color and mostly clear. Medium head. Aroma of citrus, wheat, sour white grapes and brett. A little oaky flavor sneaks in, but you know it’s Jolly Pumpkin brewed by the brett. This beer surprised the hell out of me. Such a non-descript bottle holding such a classy brew.

Aroma is funky fruit, barnyard, wet blanket, hazy golden, pours a tiny white head. Flavour is mild fruit with nice malt tones. Tangy, spicy, good tongue tingle. Lovely. Thanks Torontoblue.

Bottle... Post RBSG ’08 O-Town/Vero Beach Throwdown Chapter 8... Hazy, straw-colored ale with a small, fizzy, white head. Decent retention. The aroma is tart with notes of pale grains and spent mash. Medium to full-bodied with fizzy carbonation. Tangy, tart flavor. Crisp, acidic finish. Thanks to JMFG for providing the bottle!