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Overall:9.39/10 (3 dudes)
Std Dev:0.28 (3%)
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9.64/10
A:10.00 T:10.00 L:9.00 M:9.00 O:9.00
sDev:2.66% Color:Black
Pours a jet black with a very little head. Getting a thin ring of creamy white foam wrapping around the edge of the glass with a thin creamy swirl floating on top. No lacing
Aroma is big on tart. I am getting a nice tart dark fruit, maybe a sour cherry aroma with a bit of roasted coffee.
Taste is big on tart but smooth and refreshing. The tartness dances around your mouth the entire time. Dark sour cherries with a dark roasted coffee malt. This beer has a sweet and sour finish that pack a nice punch.
Light body with medium to high carbonation. Slightly dry on the finish.
Overall a great beer! An awesome sour beer that is smooth, complex and refreshing. Great flavors, great aroma and an easy drinker.
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Reviewed: Nov 17, 2011, 9:34 PM
Tasted: Nov 16, 2011
Price: $12.99 for 750 ml bottle
9.54/10
A:10.00 T:9.00 L:9.00 M:10.00 O:10.00
sDev:1.60% Color:Black
Pours opaque with a small but thick, light brown foam. Retention is fleeting and lacing won't give you the time of day.
Aroma is tart cherries that are in your face. Roasted malt and light chocolate add a nice base.
Taste is sour cherries that rules the land throughout until the finish. The finish is delicately laced with sweet chocolate that wraps up the almost mouth puckering sweet tart punch. Close attention brings dainty touches of oak.
Light mouthfeel that is augmented by a sturdy carbonation dries the palate but still keeps you coming back.
Wow! This is more than I expected and delightfully so. The light stout creates a pleasant base to the sour. The balance of a full mouth of sour is delightfully balanced by the finishing sweet chocolate. Enjoy!
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Reviewed: Nov 17, 2011, 9:32 PM
Tasted: Nov 16, 2011
Price: $12.99 for 750 ml bottle