Bottle @ the brewpub. Pours a hazy reddish color with a small fast disappearing off-white head. Has a fruity tart raspberry aroma. Tart sour raspberry flavor. Tart and slightly vinous raspberry finish.

Bottled. Hazy dark ruby, small off-white head. In-your-face fresh raspberry aroma. Lightly acidic with foirm body. The citric acidity goes very well with the raspberries, and the oak flavour enhances the experience even further. There is not much distracting from this one beautiful flavour, making it perhaps somewhat one-dimensional. Still this one flavour brings the beer to near fantastic levels...

Bottle: Ruby caramel, moderate foamy off-white head, spotty lacing, very little carbonation.   Dry tart fruity aroma... this is American?   Super tart berry flavor, very clean, did I mention tart?   Body and mouthfeel are full to moderate.   Long lingering tart fruity finish., teetering on being sour.   Clean, simple, but simply wonderful.   Probably one of the better LaConner brews I have had, aside from their Dry Hopped IPA.   Very Belgianesque.   Thanks to mattbob for sharing!

Draft in LaConner, WA - Deep violet with no head. Tart sour taste with sweet berry finish. Very very nice. It’s better than any Lambic I’ve had.

Nice Flemish Ale, sour at the front with a nice raspberry sweetness as it goes doen. Full bodied yet not over sweet or malty. Very nice balance.