Rating |
97
|
Style |
Sour Beer |
Produced In |
San Diego, Calif. United States |
ABV |
7% |
Availability |
Year Round |
Reviewed By |
Cat Wolinski |
Reviewed |
2020-12-17
|
Perfect For
Brunch Sipping, Holiday Meals, Picnics In The Park, Popping Bottles
Pure Project Lief
Review
San Diego lambic is officially a thing, because this beer, made in the traditional method of Belgium lambic, hits all the right notes. It’s tart, citrusy, spontaneous-yeast-spicy, and even a little salty, which we'll attribute to mountain air — the wort for this spontaneously fermented ale was inoculated with wild yeast and microorganisms during a lambic camping trip to Mt. Laguna. A blend of one-, two-, and three-year-old spontaneously fermented ales aged in oak ultimately comprise this beautiful blend, which is one we hope to taste again very, very soon.
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San Diego lambic is officially a thing, because this beer, made in the traditional method of Belgium lambic, hits all the right notes. It’s tart, citrusy, spontaneous-yeast-spicy, and even a little salty, which we'll attribute to mountain air — the wort for this spontaneously fermented ale was inoculated with wild yeast and microorganisms during a lambic camping trip to Mt. Laguna. A blend of one-, two-, and three-year-old spontaneously fermented ales aged in oak ultimately comprise this beautiful blend, which is one we hope to taste again very, very soon.
Reviewed On: 12-17-2020
San Diego lambic is officially a thing, because this beer, made in the traditional method of Belgium lambic, hits all the right notes. It’s tart, citrusy, spontaneous-yeast-spicy, and even a little salty, which we'll attribute to mountain air — the wort for this spontaneously fermented ale was inoculated with wild yeast and microorganisms during a lambic camping trip to Mt. Laguna. A blend of one-, two-, and three-year-old spontaneously fermented ales aged in oak ultimately comprise this beautiful blend, which is one we hope to taste again very, very soon.
Reviewed On: 12-17-2020