Unplugged Cranbic Ale
This is the first of several of the Unplugged series I get to try thanks to BYOFB. The color is essentially copper with plenty of clarity and a distinctly red tint in the light. A white head with a nearly imndiscernable pink tinge to it starts at one finger tall but fades fairly quickly but does leave good lacing. The aroma offers the cranberry without doubt with a light touch of funk bringing along earthy and woody undertones. There's a bit going on under the fresh cranberry tartness. This is a delicious beer that offers all the fresh cranberry juice flavors mingling together while maintaining a very clear beer distinctiveness. Fresh, tart, sour and with a light funk, it's a pleasure to drink. I know the true staple of brewing the Lambic is the acidic and funky characters, so perhaps there could be a little more of that in addition. The mouthfeel is light to medium and crisp with a considerable but not overbearing carbonation.