Edge Effect
Fox Farm Brewery

Batch 1, bottled June, 2019. Good looking beer once it settled, but even a very, very slow pour (as slowly as I know how to pour it) resulted in a head that almost shot out of the glass. 80% head, 20% beer. Once settled, it's a vibrant yellow / orange with good clarity, excellent head retention and lacing

Aroma is light brett and funk. Taste is also heavy on the brett, with lemon like notes lurking behind it. Light and refreshing. Good, but as a non-brett lover, not great. If you like brett, you'll like this beer quite a bit.

This one pours a somewhat hazy golden yellow color, with a huge, undying head, and loads of lacing. It was difficult to pour.

This smells super strongly of Brett - with old leather, barnyard, citrus, clove, spice, and white wine.

This is absolutely a Brett bomb, through and through - as there's just layers of sharp funk throughout. I get clove, pepper, strone fruit, citrus, sweaty leather, old grass, etc. Some flavors that are on their own in a beer - nasty. But melded together with everything else, it has a certain charm.

This is soft up front but sharp and biting on the back end, with a fairly decent drinkabilty despite all that.

This isn't my favorite beer from either Fox Farm or Folksbier, but I'm still happy to have tried it.