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100
style
RATINGS: 162   WEIGHTED AVG: 4.08/5   SEASONAL: Special   EST. CALORIES: 210   ABV: 7%
COMMERCIAL DESCRIPTION
Sour ale with Cabernet Franc Grapes.

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rami_pl (11425) - Warsaw, POLAND - FEB 25, 2019
UPDATED: FEB 25, 2019 Rami Rami is drinking a Veritas 007 by The Lost Abbey at Mikkeller Bar Warsaw Owocowe (limonka?), rzeskie, pestkowe, spora ala fajna kwasnosc, mozna chlac na szejkery, jakas przyprawowosc lekka... klasa

3.6
BiiruBierBeer (1101) - Phoenix, Arizona, USA - AUG 9, 2015
Funky sour smell and taste. The funk and sour levels were about medium. Medium body, medium carbonation, and low foam.

3.8
Sarlacc83 (2662) - Portland, Oregon, USA - JUN 24, 2015
Bottle generously shared at RBSG. Big thanks! A: Cloudy orange, thin white head. N: Peach, apricot, lemon rind, grapefruit, peppercorn, melon, vinegar, and touch of the grape. Bit surprised by the overtures on this one, but very much enjoying it. T: Very tart - good level of fruit here. M: Light body, very sharp carbonation. O: A bit exciting beer. However, it’s also a bit too sharp for my taste and loses a few points there.

4.2
hayduke (6098) - Ferndale, California, USA - JUN 23, 2015
This was the first of spectacular line of these beers in a amazing vertical lasting at the RBSG grand tasting in Portland, Oregon. This poured a hazy gold with a white head. Nose is full of various aromas and my notes say there was sour fruit, wood, and some other funk. Medium in body. Mouth feel makes your taste buds dance. The flavor is amazing with sour fruit, the wood, and that soft smooth funk. The finish is tart and lingers. This beer is so complex I am lost for words, and I am amazed how well it has aged. What a treat.

3.9
BuckeyeBoy (15986) - Boise, Idaho, USA - JUN 23, 2015
750ml bottle thanks to Jer. Pours out a hazy golden topped with a small white head. Nose is stone fruits oak barrel vanilla some grape notes and plenty tart funk. Taste is more of the oak barrel tartness and some fruity notes.

3.9
Sledutah (10737) - Utah, USA - JUN 22, 2015
Bottle at the RBSG grand tasting
Clear golden with a small off-white head, some lacing. Aroma of brown sugar and caramel. Taste is tart and dark fruit
Nice

4.1
mcberko (39000) - Vancouver, British Columbia, CANADA - JUN 22, 2015
750mL bottle, pours a cloudy golden with a small white head. Aroma is very complex, with loads of oak, lots of funk, and tart stone fruits. Flavour is amazingly complex, with tart peaches, oak, wood, and some vinous notes. Low acidity and medium vinegariness. Elegant and highly complex. Wonderful stuff.

3.9
Ferris (23108) - Burnaby, British Columbia, CANADA - JUN 20, 2015
Bottle - Tart stone fruits, light acidity and grape. Cloudy gold with a decent white head. Tart grape, lays of funk and nice acidity. Very nice.

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douglas88 (12855) - Portland, Oregon, USA - JUN 20, 2015
Bottle. Pours a clear yellow color with a small white head. A big sour woody fruity nose. The flavor is big sweet tropical fruit, woody, vanilla. Sharp cheese.

3.7
PartyFowle (954) - - MAY 21, 2015
Bottle. Peach fuzz-colored with mild haziness and just a hint of bubbles atop. Fruity aroma -- peach juice, orange, lilac, red apple. Mild earthy hops. I can’t stop going back to take more whiffs. The flavor blends acid and fruit, leaning toward acid. Unripe pear, white pepper, green apple skin, red apple pulp, white wine. A flash of white vinegar and dandelion at the finish. Medium, peppery carbonation with huge, enamel-ripping tartness. Medium-light body. Good flavor, though the tartness is a bit out of control. It covers up the depth of flavor a bit.


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