Panil Divina (Barrel Aged)

Brewed by Panil Birra Artigianale - Birrificio Torrechiara
Style: Lambic - Unblended
Torrechiara (PR), Italy

Serve in Flute, Stem glass, Tulip, Tumbler

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Clear golden, almost no head. Strange aroma of sourness apple and sweetness. Like the normal version better.

Slim 75cl bottle, looks like a wine bottle. Label says Divina, oak aged. Hazy pale golden colour, white head. Aroma is floral, sour lemon, light wood. Flavour is sour, lemon, paper, light wood, all very light and crisp. Nice and refreshing beer.

750ml bottle (BierKompass.de)
Very pleasant slightly sour aroma, a little cantillon-like, giving me some pleasant woodiness, a touch of citrus, and some white grape and apricot sharp fruitiness. Pours a slightly hazy peach, with a large brief spongy head. Slightly watery palate, but refreshing, carbonation crisp at first, but the palate is a little unsatisfying. Taste has the citrussy sour base, again a bit fou-foune-like, but sharper. Later as the carbonation disappears and the glass warms, the simple bready base comes out more, and it’s very pleasant, quite soft. There’s also a touch of yeastiness that accompanies the citrussy sourness in the finish. Was a better beer than the movie. Sourness was clear but restrained. Well made and certainly very tasty.

2009 bottle thanks to blackswan. pale yellow pour with a white head. nose is hay, spices, fruits, tart, cherries. great on the palate, sour, cherries, tart, lemony, acidic, and a clean finish.

2009 bottle thanks to blackswan/bu11zeye. Pours with a large white head that lasts over a somewhat hazed golden hued body. Aromas are very musty, plastic, peach esters, peppery, vegital, bell pepper and lobster boil. Flavors are floral, musty, funky and medium acidic. Lively bubbles, dry.

Bottle shared at bu11zeye’s 10,000th rating tasting. The beer pours a yellow color with a white head. The aroma has a lot of wheat and yeast notes, with some lemons also thrown in. The flavor is similar. I get some light funk, with some tart lemons, Belgian yeast and a hint of tartness. The beer is fairly dry and is easy to drink. Medium mouthfeel and medium carbonation.

bottle from bu11zeye 10k, clear yellow pour with sparse white foam, aroma is lactic, brett, plastic, flavor of sour brett and citrus, sugary, raw wood

Bottle from Blackswan. Labeled as Divinatale. Light pour with a small head. Aroma is a little funky, old shoes, and lemon grass. Tate is sour, dry earth, and kinda woody. Dry, dusty finish.

(750ml bottle, 2009 vintage) Pours a clear yellow body with a spare white head. Aroma of leather, herbs, yeast, yogurt, and citrus. Flavor of citrus, yeast, berries, earth, grass, and wood with a dry finish.

(750ml bottle thanks to blackswan) clear yellow, visible lasting offwhite carbonation. Nose is funky, lightly tart, a bit white wine grapes, really nice. Taste of light white wine grapes, bit funky, wheat, well carbonated, and refreshing. Good beer for the style.