Fantôme Brise-BonBons!

Cloudy straw colored pour with scant head. Nose is hay, horse blanket, and funk. Light palate with moderate carbonation. Flavor has a small amount of funkiness, dry finish.

Lumpfest 2008- nice murky yellow/orange with a medium to heavy soapy head. Yeasty nose. Really nice. Tons of mild yeast- oxymoron? Just really well balanced and executed.

At this point, things were getting crazy, and my notes say "I am a tool" first written by Walt and then written again by Amanda to prove that her handwriting looks nothing like Walt’s. I wrote, in my handwriting then, that they are both tools.

Grainy aroma, very grassy. Dry taste, also grainy pretty spicy like cloves, but rougher. Dry spicy finish with lots of residual grass taste in the back. A nice and pleasant saison.

All saisony and stuff in the aroma. Grainy, just typically saison. Taste is slightly rough grassy grains and hop. Finishes sweet, slightly hopped, and yummy. 737314

750mL Bottle. Pours a ruddy orange with a big head. The 3rd pour (250mL glass) had a ton of sediment. Aroma is grassy and lemon with Thai basil. Flavor has strong citrus and apple notes, with a brisk hoppyness.

Lumpfest 2008 - murky yellow pour with some lacings. very bitter/sour scent. very malty taste with some bitterness to bite.

Sampled from 750 ml bottle and picked up at Cellar’s Wine & Spirits in St Paul, MN. Pours a hazy golden orange brew with a thick white head that has some good retention and lacing. Aroma of sour bread dough, some yeast with a good balance of grassy and flowery hops. Taste is medium bodied, light spice with flavors of yeast, light caramel malt, some dry herbs and a touch of apples. Finish is semi-dry, a slight yeasty with some soft carbonation and light bready malt in the aftertaste.

750 ml bottle shared by Mike. Pours very hazy yellow-orange with a thick white head. Peppery and doughy aroma with spicy hops. Bready and peppery flavor with spicy hop bitterness. Medium body. High carbonation. Dry finish. A nice treat.