Color Theory
Tired Hands Brewing Company

A - Pours a pale berry color with a small white head.
S - Aroma is very weak, all I get is a little funk.
T - Flavor is weak blackberry and barnyard. When I say weak maybe I should say just enough.
M - Mouth feel is soft and creamy. Carbonation is average.
O - Very enjoyable beer. Drink slow and enjoy the subtleties.

On tap at Tired Hands Brew Cafe in Ardmore, PA.

This pours a slightly purplish-hued orange, with a small head, and a good level of lacing.

Smells like blackberry, but not overwhelmingly so, with lemon, and grassiness, and very mild funk.

I was expecting a gigantic blackberry bomb here, but the color of the beer, and the taste of it don't show that. The blackberries are definitely prominent, but don't dominate, as I also get lemon, some light countryside funk. It's simple, and almost elegant, but I definitely the yeast strain cut a bit more through this, and gave it a more expressive funk character.

This is light bodied, with a crisp and crunchy mouthfeel, with a good level of carbonation.

This is pretty solid, with great blackberry character, but I'm left wanting a bit more funk.