12 oz single.

Magic Hat certainly makes some “Odd” beer and this one certainly fits into the series – literally.

Pour produces a pretty nice, pillow like head that sits on top of a not particularly attractive, murky, dirty brown body. Not much retention but at least some sticky lace.

Nose gives away a sort of sweet and sour whiff.

The aroma is actually how I would describe the taste of this beer too – definitely a sweet and sour affair. Some fruitiness as well and then an extra dash of low-level tart in the finish. The beer is clearly NOT anything like many (or even any) other American Wild Ales as it gives a strange sweetness among the slight tart flavor, and there certainly isn’t a normal, wild, brett function anywhere. Some expression of green apples but certainly not “sour” or “funky” in the classic sense.

A “Wild Ale” for the masses perhaps? As such it’s not really a Wild Ale at all!

I thought it was OK to drink 12 oz of, but I wouldn’t visit it again nor would I compare this to just about anything else in the category.
More strange stuff from Magic Hat, but that’s what I’ve come to expect. Weird.