Vintage 2016. Berry, oak and sour aroma. Pretty sour with tart bite. Good complexity from oak and Brett aging. Good mouthfeel. Long bourbon aftertaste. Over all, very good for the money.

Okay. Not the best taste combo for me. The sour makes it like a off taste bourbon

28APR15, Liquor Barn Springhurst, Louisville, KY Draft, 6oz plastic cup Pours a clear deep amber with a half finger of tab head that quickly dissipated. Aroma is a sweet and funky, dense stench that blankets the nose. It's definitely a sour aroma, with the funky undertones. Flavor is initially sweet, and lastingly sweet. Finish is mostly wet with a moderate sour dryness trying to overtake. It's like that jackass on the highway that won't use their cruise control. Every time you think the dry sourness will overtake the sweetness, it gets caught going uphill and slowing down. It's pretty good, but 6oz is enough.

Sour. Yea. Not really into sour beers. I give it merit on originality and it doesn't linger.

Nice berry sour. Fruity, tart and sour all at once. Honestly, aftertaste was very much like post Sweet Tart. My first sour and I liked it.

NWAF 2014. Very very good. One of the best New Holland beers I have had

2-20-14 Home Sour...more towards tart but also with a funk that reminds me of an older red wine flavor. Interesting for a sour beer but definitely good.

This sour is somehow different than others I've tried. Nevertheless, I think it's great. Very sour, almost tart. Nice aftertaste and finish. I could drink two full bottles even though so far I only drink one at a time (budget). One I seek out when it's available.

Red wine aroma. Definitely sour, strong and up front. Oaky bourbon aftertaste. Sour doesn't balance well with malt flavors.

Definitely sour. Nice bourbon nose and slight bourbon flavor.