UPDATED: JUL 16, 2021 Pours clear amber with medium white head. Nice mild sour with fruit and caramel notes. Medium body and average carbonation.

UPDATED: JUL 10, 2021 the aroma: fruity and wine, hints of sour apple, red wine, apple vinegar, sour milk, berries... the taste: fruity and wine, notes of sour apple, dry wine, sour milk, apple vinegar, sour citrus, berries... the aftertaste: sour, tart, dry...

UPDATED: JAN 6, 2021 Amber color, fine foam. Nose. Nice and balanced. Sour, berries, vinegar, shed. Taste. Dry, tart, sour berries, lemon, astringent aftertaste. Clean, smooth, but somehow simple .. lack of complexity of taste.

UPDATED: SEP 9, 2020 Bottle from Dranken Vande Woude and drunk at home. Clear amber dark colour lasting beige head. I rather like it. Not super sour but good enough. Some sweet malt like caramel. Some surness on finish. Lemon finish. Light salt and vinegar character on finish. Good.

UPDATED: SEP 6, 2020 Pours clear deep orange, no foam remaining. Sour in flavor and modest bitter in taste, sourish. (Velp 202009)

UPDATED: JUL 15, 2020 Orangy gold pour, nice simple head. Smells exactly like saffransbullar. Like, exactly. And that’s pretty much the whole thing. Some minerality to it. It smells too simple. The flavor is a bit more interesting, but not by much. Again saffron is the dominant note, with the tingle of sour green apple candy on the tip of the tongue. Dry apple cider notes in the aftertaste. Sour + saffron is not a combo I would have expected, and frankly it doesn’t work great. It lacks the complexity and funkiness I seek from a good gueuze. There are many better ones out there.

UPDATED: JUL 8, 2020 Bottle at Las Buenas Pulgas, served at home in a flute glass. Copper color, medium head with short retention, no lacing. Aroma or grapes, ripened fruits, a bit of acidity, maybe apples. Medium body, fruity texture, flat carbonation. A bit sour finish. Taste is a bit tart, grapes, fruits. Simple, one is enough.

UPDATED: JUN 27, 2020 375ml from Bainbridge LRS @ home shared with Andrey. BB Appearance: hazy dark golden with a white head. Aroma: dirty and a bit sweet. Taste: along the same lines, with a weird medicinal notes. Overall: it's bad, drain pour.

UPDATED: DEC 16, 2019 Bottle, from Gebhardt's Beer Culture. Pours faintly cloudy dark amber-copper with large foamy beige head, acidic caramel aroma, high carbonation, medium sour fruity caramel taste, thin body, long finish. Very enjoyable.

UPDATED: NOV 19, 2019 375ml bottle [courtesy of Kölschtrinker - thanks!]. Clear, pale amber colour with some tiny chunks floating around, small to average, creamy, moderately lasting, minimally lacing, white head on top. Tangy, woody, and fruity aroma, notes of white and blue grapes, some nutmeg, oak, a touch of gooseberry and kiwi fruit. Taste is sour, dry woody, minimally tangy and fruity, hints of oak, white pepper, a diluted touch of vinegar. Watery texture, slightly astringent palate. Quite well balanced, a bit restricted, narrow. OK.