UPDATED: JUL 7, 2019 Fairly clear pink and rose coloured body with a bit of a haze noticeable, especially near the top, along with a thinnish and single centimetre tall off-white head. Aroma of funk, brett, dry grainy malt, some biscuits, a lot of yeast and bready scents with a dash of alcohol and a tiny amount of raspberries. Medium-bodied; Assertive effervescence; Strong crisp and grainy malty notes with a lot of bread and biscuity dry flavours with the ever-present funky yeast brett flavours that show nice, but a crisp and showing a lot of the typical Prairie flavours. Aftertaste shows a tiny bit of sweetness with a lot of dry flavours, only a touch of raspberries and ending with much more of a saison-y finish with just the malt and brett yeast coming through. Overall, a nice and enjoyable, dry, and especially crisp beer with a ton of flavours throughout, but not so much of the raspberries. I sampled this 50 cL bottle purchased from Spec's Liqour in Dallas, Texas on 11-November-2015 for US$7,46 sampled at home in Washington on 30-June-2019, nearly four years later.

UPDATED: FEB 19, 2019 Some sourish notes to this raspberry tasting beer with lactose and yoghurt. A little weird but nice brew

UPDATED: OCT 8, 2018 1 pint bottle at Beer Inn Mugishutei, Sapporo, Japan. Press hazy, orange gold, with abundant and persistent white foam, fine. Aroma is definitely raspberry. Body is just above average, with intense carbonation. Taste is medium sour, just minimal sweetness or bitterness. Finish is of regular length with some sour residue in the mouth.

Pours murky purple with asmall head. Plum aroma with cherries, raspberries and youghurt. Tastes yeasty and refreshing with plum, raspberry and youghurt notes. Medium body

16.9floz (500ml) bottle, no freshness date, but this is from 2015, bought on sale for $4.50. When poured into the tulip glass there is much head creation atop an orange-yellow body. Wild yeast funks up the nose with leather and institutional hand soap aromas. Yeast continues to dominate the full-bodied and mildly sour palate. The parsley-like, and botanical flavors only come together so-so for me.

Aroma: fermented fruits, funky notes, fresh hops. Taste: fruits, raspberries, some alcohol; very refreshing. Nice head, poor lacing and high carbonation.

Bottle (500 ml) at home, split 2-ways. Slow gusher. Hazy pale salmon with a small white head leaving little lacing. Aroma is of fresh raspberries despite the fact the beer is quite old, leafy notes, light funk, citrus and soapy notes. Taste is gently tart with fresh raspberries, leafy notes, citrus, light soapy and hints of alcohol. Medium body. Moderate-medium carbonation. Leafy raspberries finish. The Saison character isn’t has bright and distinctive as in other Prairie beers and the 8%+ abv is a bit high for the style but still it’s a good raspberries forward farmhouse ale.

Bottle 500ml. @ Craig’s House - Edinburgh.

[ As Prairie 3rd Anniversary Ale ].
Hazy matt medium orange color with a average, frothy, good lacing, mostly lasting, off-white head. Aroma is moderate malty, pale malt, fruity malt, moderate to heavy hoppy - yeasty, citrus, tart, tart raspberry and sweet rapsberry. Flavor is moderate to heavy sweet and moderate acidic with a average to long duration, tart rasperry, fruity, citrus, funky, sharp. Body is medium, texture is oily to watery, carbonation is soft. [20160319]
8-3-7-3-15

16.9 ounce bottle - Sprayberry Bottle Shop in Marietta, Georgia. Appearance: Pours a moderately murky, pinkish-gold body with a foamy, lasting, white head. Smell: Raspberry, lightly acetone-toned aroma with a cutting, earthy funkiness and some cider-dosed lemonade. Taste: Funked-up raspberries with a nibble of chalky TUMS®, a shot of lemon juice, with hints of peppery spice and sweet cream enveloped in a. A touch of medicinal, acetone harshness, as well as some booze on the swallow with some lingering minerality creeping on the tongue. Mouthfeel: Medium-light body. Highly carbonated for a kicky mouthfeel. Overall: Rather rough around the edges.

This is spot on well done saison. Has all the flavors of a saison with lots of raspberry flavor. Perfect lasting head. Overcarbonated perfect balanced with what you exect and want out of this style. Very furity very perfect!