Wild Ale
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Independent reference
What is Wild Ale?
An independent guide to the Wild Ale beer style, including typical flavor notes and representative beers.
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Representative Wild Ale beers
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A spontaneous fermentation collaboration with Take 16 Brewing Company. Wort was run down 40 feet of
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Snæfríður is a bright and complex Wild Ale matured in French oak barrels, bursting with notes of apr
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De Proef Flemish Primitive Wild Ale (Pig Nun) serves up a symphony of wild, funky Brettanomyces char
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De Proef Flemish Primitive Wild Ale (Surly Bird) offers funky Brettanomyces character with bright ta
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Firestone Walker Balaton Bones bursts with the tart and tangy flavor of Balaton cherries, complement
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Firestone Walker Blue Love offers bright blueberry and tangy raspberry flavors balanced by subtle oa
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Firestone Walker Bramblin' On My Mind bursts with tart blackberry and raspberry flavors, balanced by
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Firestone Walker Primal Elements Blueberry Marionberry bursts with tart berry flavors, complemented
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Firestone Walker Primal Elements Guava bursts with vibrant tropical guava flavor alongside a tangy,
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Naturally fermented in ex-chardonnay barrels and conditioned on fresh apricots. Notes of tart lemon,
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Vibrant blackcurrant tartness leads the way, balanced by earthy undertones from Brettanomyces yeast,
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Vibrant boysenberry tartness leads this Wild Ale, balanced by mild earthy funk from Brettanomyces ye
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Luscious boysenberry and blackberry flavors shine in Reuben's Brettania, with vibrant tartness and s
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Bursting with tropical guava flavor, this wild ale balances tart funk and a bright, slightly sour ed
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Funky, earthy notes meld with vibrant tart cherry and berry flavors, finishing with a refreshing tan
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Tart and funky notes dominate with subtle earthy undertones, thanks to wild Tasmanian yeast.
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