UPDATED: AUG 23, 2022 Bottle at the house on Martha’s Vineyard. Sourced via trade I think. Pours clear honey-gold with a moderate, frothy white head. Gorgeous aroma, soft funk, tangerine. Lightly sweet with mellow acidity, tart citrus, a nip of tangy white wine, some aging wood, zippy lemon, juicy tangerine, melon, salt. Light to medium bodied with delicate, massaging carbonation. Cleansing finish, a hint of pale bread, more salt and citrus, background funk. Excellent.

Bottle pours clear golden with a small white head. Aroma is nice, floral, tropical. Flavor is slightly tart, mildly sweet, floral, some funk. Medium body, lively feel. Great stuff!

UPDATED: APR 22, 2018 Bottle from a friend. Golden color, white head. Bitter taste with citrus, hops, earthy notes, grass, ripe fruits and oak. Bitter finish with citrus, hops, ripe fruits, oak, spices snd grass. Exquisite saison.

Pours hazy yellow with a nice head, aroma of lemon, brett, vinegar, flavor is sour with lemon, green tea, floral tones, refreshing, medium bodied

Bottle during Civil Disobedience tasting part 2; clear yellow pour with a thin white head, aroma has some juicy apricot and light funk, taste has light grapefruit, apricot, great funk, some hint Brett.

*5/20/2015 750ml bottle poured into a Cantillon tulip. A~ like orangaide haha light glowing orange/yellow, slight head and no lacing at all. S~ minerally at first hmm... tons of citrus, lemon, lime and dat funk on the end! ohhhhh!!! T~ sooo much funky wine barrel goodness! barnyard, gueuzey cheese. all followed by a plethora of citrus! finishing with dry, peppery saison like yeast. M~ real nice carb, definitely a bit dry but still refreshing. O~ yup this is awesome! its definitely different than Ann but with a lot of the same characteristics. its a lot more funky probably from the older barrels. drink if you want it but this ones gonna age great!

From bottle at Dangerous Stressed Hardwork-Share. Pours a cloudy golden with a medium sized white head. Aroma has apricot, mango, peach, brett, bready malts, pale malts, oak, grape/yuzu-citric. Taste is tart and sour, fizzy, citric, oaky dry, but with a juicy finish. Sparkling crisp body and a pretty high carbonation. Nice!

May 12, 2016. Bottle at Hill Farmstead day at Warpigs. Bottled May 2014.
Light hazy golden with a small white head. Aroma is fruity, funky and light malty with lemon zest, green apple, grape skins, brettanomyces, hints of overripe pineapple, peppery, hay and floral notes. Taste is tart, fruity and quite funky. Light to medium bodied, slight dry yet rounded texture, soft to average carbonation. Finish is funky with barnyard, hay, light sweet overripe fruit notes, grain, dry oak and peppery notes, light tart lemon zest and apple, some white wine. hay,
Amazing, complex with great balance and huge drinkability. 949419

Bottle shared during Marks’ 4K tasting, and last dutch whale share. poured a hazy golden colour with a small white head. nose of light grains, white grapes, citrus notes, vineous wine, tart funk, barnyard, soft floral notes, peach, wood notes. dry fruited taste, sweet mango fruits, delicious, lovely stuff

Sample from a bottle. Hazy yellow colour with a white head. Aroma and flavour of malt, yeast, citrus, lemon, barnyard and acidic.