Bind

Purchased at Iron & Glass, Minooka a couple of weeks ago. No date on bottle. Artwork on bottle is really cool. Poured somewhat clear with a purple/red driven foam that was chased away as it poured. No lacing. Aroma really hits my wheel house. Tart, sweet, berry medley with hay and other earthy barnyardness. The berries, tart and sweet all vie for favor on the nose, making for a fun ride. The taste is a joy. The tart hits along with the berries, early, then the middle some sweetness starts to beat back the swelling tartness, balancing with all three lingering late into the finish. Different parts of the mouth linger, each providing a different flavor to the fold. Simple, yet extremely complex. Heavier end of light body, possibly a bit more. Dries the palate, more and more as you continue to be beckoned for another taste. This is a well crafted beverage. The tart, sweet and berries compliment and balance each other on the nose and mouth. One of the better wild ales I have had in a while. It is time I start giving the style my attention again. I would easily have this again. Enjoy!