La Folie
The body of La Folie is made up of various hues of orange and red, depending on how the light hits it. There are a ton of active carbonation bubbles, but the head is fairly thin and made up of pretty large bubbles. Retention is only OK and not a whole lot of lacing is left behind. The aroma has a good punch of tartness, some sour fruit (mostly cherries), and big dose of wood and perhaps a hint of vinegar. The flavor follows the aroma, and it is delicious. Tartness is the first thing to jump out at me, and it takes a hold of my mouth in a puckering manner. Underneath the sourness are fruity flavors that definitely has cherry as the chief contributor. The French (I think it's French anyway) Oak adds a big woody character with a little bit of spice. It also seems to dry out the palate a little bit. A touch of gourmet red wine vinegar and sweet malts round out la folie. The mouthfeel is fairly light and dry. I have tried La Folie on numerous occasions. I loved it every time, including when tried from the tap, from 750ml corked and caged bottle, and from the current 22oz bomber. La Folie is a great blend of sourness and drinkability that a hardcore sour fan or an inexperienced first timer can enjoy.