UPDATED: JAN 2, 2022 9-4-8-4-16 Bottle, blend 3. Pours yellow, with a creamy head. Aroma is tart, with notes of wine grapes, berries and funky notes, as well as floral brett and wooden barrels. Medium body, with average carbonation. Flavour is tart with notes of apples, white berries, hay and funky farmhouse, as well as floral brett and wooden barrels. Dry finish.

UPDATED: DEC 26, 2021 Aroma; acids, spices, yeast, fermented apple, notes of wheat. Look; off white fluffy head, on veiled straw golden body. Taste; acids, spices, yeast, fermented apple, yogurt, notes of wheat n tart, and sour and dry citronish finish. Feel; alright body and okay co². Overall; baghaven likes belgian. [from corked bottle b@sbolaget, #08/24 o My Own Danish ale-calendar, T@home cave o' PivotekaH7] .

UPDATED: NOV 30, 2021 Draught, half pint. @'Mikkeller Baghaven', Copenhagen (Denmark). 24/10/2021 [#4.552 Global - #286 Denmark - #7 Mikkeller Baghaven] Dark golden with a white head. Tart, wood, green apples and citrusy. Dry bitterness. Next one please!

UPDATED: NOV 19, 2021 Golden body with very fast disappearing white head Aroma is brett earth sour green fruits malts. Taste is sour citrus brett malts. Aftertaste is nice balanced.

UPDATED: JUL 23, 2021 Draught at The Brewdog Bar, Liverpool. Cloudy orange gold with white head. Very tart and citrusy from the off, heavy sourness, heavy yeasty flavours. There is a dry bitterness, grapefruit lip puckering notes. A little over the top for me.

UPDATED: JUL 8, 2021 Keg at BrewDog Nottingham. Slight opaque golden colour. Aroma is earthy and citrus. Taste sour with a slight sweet tanginess. Heavy body.

UPDATED: JUN 6, 2021 Copenhagen 6/6 2020. 75 cl corked bottle from Kihoskh, Søndre Boulevard, Kbh. V. The usual Baghaven design with a drawing of Baghaven Brewery in light and dark green. Pours hazy, golden yellow with a big, bubbly white head. Settles as very thin film of foam struggling to cover the surface of the beer.No lacing. Aroma is medium intense and somewhere between a Lambic and a tart white wine. Light fruity odor of rispe berries. Tart, dry white wine. Light touch of funk. Sour cheese and barnyard. Fairly strong carbonation. Thin, oplyser, lively and tingling texture. Flavor is intense with a light sweetness followed by a strong, tart sourness. A bit acerbic and sharp. Aftertaste is tart and sour. Lingers for a while. Finish is dry. Tart and sharp with a light touch of funk. What's not to like.

UPDATED: JUN 5, 2021 Keg at BrewDog Dalston. Pours just slightly hazed honey-gold with a creamy, white topping. Citric aroma, oak, mild funk. Lightly sweet flavour with nice okey dryness, restrained acidity, perhaps some watermelon, mellow lemon, orange, nips of grass, understated funk, cherry. Light to medium bodied with active, massaging carbonation. Clean, lightly quenching finish, more decent citric acidity, woody dryness. Really good stuff overall.

UPDATED: MAY 30, 2021 On tap at BrewDog Tower Hill Hazy deep gold colour lasting white head. Light saison presence but some sourness some funk. some lemon. farmyard without doubt. I rather liked it. authentic. moderate to strong sourness. wakes the taste buds up. decent. dry sour finish.

UPDATED: APR 26, 2021 23-APR-2021, bottle @Morten Tangaa, @Batsvingere reunion, brought by Bro'. Very cloudy golden with a lasting, white head. Grape fruit, citrus, brett. Tart, very dry. GREAT!