UPDATED: SEP 15, 2019 Pale salmon colour, but no head. On the palate, nice complex tartness, wood lends some nice tannins, and good plum character. Again, excellent beer, with superb depth and complexity.

UPDATED: JUN 3, 2019 Shared bottle. Pours a hazy golden pink with a small white head. Aroma of tart fruit and funk. Taste is plums, citrus, and barnyard. Excellent.

UPDATED: JAN 27, 2019 Une bière blonde, presque blanche, avec une belle petite carbonatation qui s'estompe tranquillement mais surement, et une apparence plutôt voilée. Au nez, on trouve beaucoup de sucre, c'est presque mielleux, avec une petite touche de levures sauvages. En bouche, on trouve énormément les prunes, franchement, le goût m'impressionne parce qu'il est ni trop surette, ni trop sur les bretts, donnant vraiment un bel équilibre. Facile à boire, c'est vraiment digne des lettres de noblesses de HF.

Bottle at the brewery - shared with Nellser. pours hazy grapefruit pink with a fluffy, pure white head. Nice aroma, tangy plum, old wood. Light sweet flavor with sturdy acidity, tart plum, lemon, woody dryness. Light bodied with delicate carbonation. Quenching finish, more tart plum, tangerine, lemon, drying wood. Bone dry aftertaste. Exceptional.

Bottle pours hazy golden with a small white head. Aroma is plum, funk, perfume. Flavor is medium tart, touch of sweet, stone fruit. Medium body, average carbonation. Good

Pours yellow hazy, aroma of is great, sour, plums, flavor is sour with plums, refreshing, great, medium bodied

Bright gold pour, light haze, smaller head that fizzles out fast. amazing balance in the aroma and taste here. Slightly under-ripe yellow plum, rustic notes, wheat, barnyard funk, lemon notes, lighter oak notes, light vanilla sweetness, light yogurt lactic sourness. Nothing here exhausts the palate - no one component completely takes over this beer. Lighter body, carbonation is spot on.

*5/26/2015 375ml bottle poured into a Hill Farmstead Fest. glass. A~ looks like fresh squeezed grapefruit juice! decent head and a lot of lacing. S~ tons of plums! plum skin, wine barrel and barnyard funk, hay and tangy wheat on the end. T~ holy plums! follows the nose otherwise with crazy lemony tartness here. its like lemon ice with real plums. absolutely crazy! peppery geuze/lambic a little bit too. M~ perfect carb, a little dry and sour warhead like feel. O~ best fruited Flora so far! the plums add so much its hardly like regular Flora, in other words its amazing! haha sadly i’m a bit biased cause Flora’s not my favorite brew but don’t get me wrong i still like it... a lot! but this just goes above and beyond! get on this now!

Thanks Huhzubendah for sharing the bottle! Poured into a taster into a hazy dull yellow with sparse white foam lacing. The nose shows lightly tart notes of tangerine, brett, and a light vanilla background. These notes are intense and juicy yet so beautifully composed together. The palate is medium bodied and moderately carbonated. Highly tart with refreshing flavors of bright and dry tangerine and light brett funk. No acetic edge but with light citrus notes. Finish is a resurgence of refreshing citrus and tangerine.

i>May 12, 2016. On tap at Hill Farmstead day at Warpigs. .
Cloudy yellow with a dense white head. Aroma is fruity and funky with lemon zest, orange, plum skins, green apple, oak, barnyard, brett and hay. Taste is tart, fruity with a light sweetness and funky. Light to medium bodied, soft to average carbonation. Finish is light sweet ripe plum notes, tart fruity notes of lemon, dry oak notes with some minerals, light earthy herbal notes.
Great one!