Russian River Supplication

Bottle. Thanks Dolle! Slight hazy reddish coloured with a small white head. Aromas wood, sour kirsch, berry fruit and funk. The flavour is tart with cherry, vinegar and yeast notes.

Thanks SHIG for the share. Very enjoyable sour. Pours hazy brown-yellow with an off-white head. Nose is tart sour cherries, brett, vinegar, yeast, booze, and some malt. Flavor is lots of funk, sour cherries, wood, some carbonation, and yeast. Finish linger with sour cherries.

on tap - mcmenamin’s: was told no tastes available - buy the whole $7 goblet or get a different beer. Goblet it is then! Poured a hazy, somewhat cloudy orangish brown. Very little head. Aroma was massive sour dark fruits with some woodiness. Flavor is all that and more. Super tart, dry, crisp and sour. Very reminiscent of some of the world class sour ales - this one belongs right up there with those beers. I’m so glad that within the last week I’ve had two ’100 percentile’ ratebeer beers from Russian River on tap.

Bottle at Monk’s: Poured an orangish color with not much head. The aroma was sour fruit and oak. The flavor was red wine, oak, cherry, sour and funk. Overall, another excellent beer from R.R.

Bottle from Zinister at February Houston Tasting. Thanks, Mike! Pours an average reddish orange with an aroma of sour cherry. Flavor is a sour cherry bomb, plain and simple. Average mouthfeel. Not bad at all; I definitely would have this again.

Bottle courtesy of pantanap: Gushed a cloudy copper orange with an off white head. Aroma is sour fruit along with wood. Taste is mouth puckering sour with a wood and tart cherry.

courtesy of shig. Pours cloudy amber/orange, no head. Aroma is a big sour bomb, tart fruits Taste is sour. Some fruits come across as tart, medium carbonation with a light tingly spicy wood mouthfeel.

February Houston Tasting. Pours a red copper color with small white head. Nose of sourness, cherries, oak and freshness. Flavor is tart, cherries, mold and oak. Dry finish and very clean.