Glazen Toren Saison dErpe-Mere Speciaal Eindejaar

Brewed by Kleinbrouwerij De Glazen Toren
Style: Saison
Erpe-Mere, Belgium

Serve in Tulip

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Hazy dark golden color with a medium sized, white head that left nice lacing on the glass. Aroma of citrus, grass, noble hops, vanilla, pils malt, and light spices. Taste of citrus, grassy noble hop bitterness, light spices, some pils malt, and a dry finish.

750 ml bottle a golden yellow colored beer with a white head aroma malts fruits spicy some hops citrus and caramel flavor malts fruits dry fruits caramel spicy and some hops

Poured a pale golden hue, with creamy white head. Smells of ginger and a little apple. Tastes of honey, apples, and has crisp carbonation. Light bodied for 9%

(draught at monks cafe) opaque pale yellow, thick lasting creamy head. Nose of spices, florals and quite fruity. Taste of white pepper, freshly cracked, quite floral, hibiscus tea, allspice or chai as well. Body is light and refreshing but a bit sweet on the palate.

Bottle, 75cl, at Cafe Ondineke, Aalst. It pours a hazy, orange-golden body under a big, creamy, white head leaving lacings. Orange peel, some pale malts and a generic fruityness on the nose. The flavor has some citric acidity and bitterness, with orange peel and lemon peel as well as white sugar. A faint touch of Brett too, and towards the very end some hoppy bitterness kicks in and stays. Full-bodied, dry and effervescent. A tasteful, quenching and quite lovely saison. 110430

Bottle at Cafe Ondineke Aalst. Golden colour with a white head. Aroma is alcohol, fruit, malt, spices. Flavour is alcohol, fruit, malt, apple, spices, dried fruits.. Nice beer.

Bottle at Paul’s tasting. Hazy golden pour with white frothy head. Citrus, musty aroma with some floral and funkiness and fruit tones. Spice, some fruit and light sweet malt flavors.

750 ml bottle @ Café Ondineke in Aalst. Hazy golden body with a nice, big white head. Aroma is refreshing fruity, spicy and malt. Flavor is refreshing as well with fruit, both citric and some ripe apple, spicy, malt and almost a hint of funkiness. Medium body, balanced flavor – all in all a really nice saison.

draft at Blue Monk, Buffalo. Lighter straw color. Cidery, pear, dill, apple juice notes. earthy cardboard notes in both aroma & flavor. dry herbalness. Sweet, somewhat floral, herbal with dry white wine like finish. pretty good

Tap. Cloudy sunflower yellow with a very thin white head. Pepper and yeast in the aroma with a lot of spice. Earthy hops, yeast, and a good deal of sweetness and spice come through with the finish. Medium body with very soft carbonation. Not my thing.