The Bruery Mischief Gone Wild

Brewed by The Bruery
Style: Sour Ale/Wild Ale
Placentia, California USA

Serve in Snifter, Tulip, Tumbler

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This is basically a tripel with a tad bit sour but not much. The beeer is super super heady. A decent beer but not incredible, I t has a slightly above average tingle to thie finish. The brett is subdued enought but the wildness in this beer is of the fruity variety and it leaves a bit of orange in the aftertaste. not quite what I was hoping for.

A golden color with a white head. Aroma contains some citrus, yeast, bready notes. Flavor is bit sour with some spices going on. Bready notes too. This is a nice beer more in the saison realm.

24th June 2011
Very hazy gold beer, big airy white head. Light dry palate. Bitterish seltzer malt. Brett with a trace of bitter lemon. Mild tangerine and pine hops. Seltzer minerals finish. Interesting.

Pours hazy pale yellow with a small white head. Nose is sour apples, sweet bread and cinnamon amongst other spices. Taste is mostly sweet and a little bitter. I expected more tartness considering this was a bottle from the first bottling however I was let down. None the less, the taste is still not bad and gets better as it the beer warms. Motuhfeel is light and crisp, clean. Light body with a long finish.

Pours a light golden color with a huge bone white head that persists forever and leaves much stickage on the way down. Smells of bready pilsner malt with a fair amount of tart and sweet pomme fruit. Sweet honey like malt aroma are countered quite lovingly with light tart and funk. The flavor is sweet and malty up front with a fair amount of tart and sweet fruit offset by a solid hit of spice and peeper along with a hint of funk. Medium body with a spirited level of carbonation and a sweet tart bubbly fruited mouthfeel. This one is interesting, but it wasn’t my favorite offering from the Bruery.

21 sept 2012, bottle. Brownish orange and faintly hazy. Nose is sweet alcohol malt and the faintest brett and cobwebs. Med body and mildly fizzy. Orange juice hops and Belgian gold ale with the faintest cobwebs taste. Nice. ---Rated via Beer Buddy for iPhone

Bottle at Sour and Bitter 2012. Pours a clear yellow with a white head and hints of lacings. Sweet and quite bitter. Malty aromas of straw and grains and hints of hay. Hops are mostly citrus and hints of lemon. Medium bodied. Soft carbonation. Bitter finish.

Thanks Dak for sending me this. Enjoyed in a Riedel Bordeaux glass at fridge temp.

A - Hazy golden orange / yellow in appearance. Looks like tangerine juice. Gorgeous 2 finger tight bubbly head like a pillow. Fades slowly with decent lacing.

S - Huge bretty smells, lots of very bready yeast characteristics and mild fruits like muscat grapes, plum and kiwi. No funk at all on the nose.

T - Very chewy bready yeast taste, pineapple, citrus and pears.There’s this spiciness at the finish.

M - Nice carbonation on the mouth swish, medium body. Sweet peppery finish.

O - This is a nice beer. I like the brett addition a lot.

Hazy golden with big billowy off-white head head. Wild yeast version of their Belgian golden. Sweeter than one would expect. Still a solid effort.

Bottle at home with my dad. Appearance is golden orange with a huge white head and decent lacing. Caramel, grass, funk, brett, honey, and straw in the aroma. Taste is candi sugar, grass, brett, biscuit, raisins, and fig with a lightly bitter finish. Crisp and dry feeling with a medium body and high carbonation. This is a really different beer and is hard to put my finger on all of the characteristics, barleywine, IPA, wild ale, I don’t know.