Milly's Napoleon's Waterloo
Stark Brewing Company

Managed to get a couple of these bottles. It's been out for a while and I'm not sure how many are left. I've wanted to try this for some time but just haven't found the right opportunity.

A - crystal clear golden color with an inner swirl of red. No head or hint of carbonation whatsoever.
S - a nice brett inspired cherry sourness with an undertone of sour funk
T - mostly a light funk / sour combination. Acidity is low which makes this approachable.
M - light to medium in body, still, lightly funky with a residual tartness after each sip
D - sipped as presented, it was good. Throw some carbonation in there and this would go up.

Had at the Belgian Beer festival. Notes say this is a wild ale aged a yeard in oak with two different Belgiant yeast strains, Brettanomyces and additional sugars. Sounds like a lot of work. If not pleasent, the nose was at least interesting, some spice, some malt, some sourness to it, short of anything close to a lambic, but still slightly sour. Taste was a little better and more balanced than the nose. Mouthfeel was good, crisp, finished clean with slight lingering spice.