Oak barrel-aged Chardonnay-wafted dry-bodied ale receives sour white grape inertia boosting fluctuant lemon tartness above leathery raw-honeyed bitterness streamlining earthy hop undercurrent. Watery consistency takes away some acetous nature.

Packed in green 26-ounce wine bottle with difficult cork set up, tangy apricot wine-like parfait features highly carbolic orange peel waft, tender barleymalt sweetness, and sinewy yeast buttering. Sour apple-cranberry tartness clasps dry wheat backbone.

Stylistically on the mark as brettanomyces-stricken cork-bottled Belgian sour ale. Utilizing wine-soured double fermentation, skanky dry fruited waft heightens vinous white peach, yellow grape, and green apple tartness above musty barnyard funk. Grassy-hopped horseblanket dryness saddles mineral-watered crispness. Tart green-yellow grape pucker may overwhelm its essence. Too soft to compete big time.

Eye squinting brettanomyces tartness of oak aged lambic stays stingily sour to astringent cork-like finish. Vinous green grape dryness enhances faded lemon meringue pie and green apple illusions. Recommended solely to open-minded sour ale experimentalists. Serve with fish or lean cuisine.