Perennial Artisan Ales Regalia

Amazing aroma—huge pepper, citrus, and fresh tropical fruit grounded by damp wood-and-leather funk. _Brett_ orange juice. Bitterness fights with _Brett_ funk in the flavor, crowding out hops but leaving a citrus residue. Unbalanced toward _Brett_ and bitterness.

Fresh banana-bread aroma, medium-sweet, with significant spice phenolics and esters of cherry and pear. Nice bready malt flavor lingers, but seems watery and sweet; notes of grapefruit rind and black pepper. Dry finish with lingering woody notes. Enjoyable. Characterful.

**Aroma:** “Juicy peach and lemon with a hint of vinegar, followed by pleasant oak sweetness and vanilla. Moderate tart note with dark cherries and _Brett_. Peaches with a hint of vanilla.” **Flavor:** “Lots of stone fruit and cherries up front with a hint of citrus, followed by a pleasant lactic tartness and oak flavors of vanilla and toffee. Finish is mostly balanced with the tartness lingering every so slightly. Light vanilla and sour peach right before the end of the sip. This beer is very, very sour.” **Overall:** “Well-executed farmhouse ale that is enhanced by the subtle nuances contributed by the oak. Great balance of acidity and oak. Not a ton of barrel notes but a slight vanilla toward the end. The sour level is pushing the saison category, but it is still very good. High carbonation helps push the perception of acidity even more. Moderate cherry and peach fruitiness adds a level of complexity. Nice oak notes in the finish. I really like the peach character and the hint of vanilla that came through.”