<i>Glass at the brewpub, served cold. MR24/08.</i><br /><br /> <b>App.</b>: Very cloudy, orange-golden, no head. <b>Aroma</b>: Lots of bread dough and yeast, some coriander, a good dose of orange peel, lighter white pepper and funk, stone fruits. <b>Palate</b>: Medium-ish body, sharp effervescence. <b>Flav.</b>: Lots of peppery yeast, citrus, a bit fruity, minerals; a bit tangy and quite bitter, alcohol is well integrated, a bit floral and leathery.<br /><br /> Complicated, perplexing, a bit confused but enjoyable.

D’apparence voilée, cette saison dévoile des notes de bananes, de pêche et de mangue ainsi que des épices (clou de girofles et coriandre). Elle semble plus atténuée que les brassins précédants. Les arômes fruités et épicés se transporte dans le goût de cette bière. C’est une excellente interprétation d’un style plutôt floue.

Pours a cloudy golden color with a thin white head. Good aroma of hay, yeast, spices and fruits. The flavor has a nice mix of yeast, hay, spices and fruits but it’s sweeter than what I expect in a saison. The body is medium with a creamy and lively texture.

Pineapple, mango, hay and pepper notes to the aroma. Really shows it’s lineage well (Dupont yeast). Clear deep golden coloured body is topped by a low, off white head that recedes to a thick ring with good lacing. Lightly musty and fruity flavour with haylike hops quickly eclipsed by clean maltiness. Aftertaste features surprising notes of anis, cola, mint and vanilla. Medium body with moderate and lasting carbonation. Sampled on tap at the brewpub.

Cloudy golden body with a very small white head. Rather strong aroma of candies and honey. Taste is very sweet, some spices, crisp malts, dried honey. The little unexpected bitterness quick bite wasn’t unpleasant. Nice beer just not what I expect from a Saison (Season). Maybe it’s a sign of time, with the climate changes, Seasons just ain’t what they used to be.