Lexington Avenue Farmhouse Ale

Brewed by Lexington Avenue Brewery
Style: Saison
Asheville, North Carolina USA

Serve in Tulip

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Tap @ LaB. Cloudy orange. Fruity aromas. Fruity, bready flavors. Sharp hop finish. Loads of citrus in the end.. Just too over-unfiltered! (3441)

Draft. Pours amber orange with a white head. Spicy yeasty aroma with some flowery notes and a light sweetness. The flavor is flowery and spicy, with some light fruity sweetness. Fairly well balanced. Not bad.

Tap at LAB - pours a clear orange gold with a white head. Aroma is faint, barnyard and resin. Taste is a little sweet with lingering funk. Palate is astringent with a slightly dry finish. Overall, a good, not great effort.

Draft at Lexington Avenue Brewery. Pours amberish from tap with a thin white head. Not a ton on the nose. The taste has a bit of sweetness on the tongue. Finishes fairly clean.

Had this during the 2011 Shenandoah Throwdown. Pours a hazed amber with a medium sized white head. Soft fuzzy musk and wheat, caramel notes. Dry, light caramel again. Dry caramel and malt on a toasty finish.

A dark golden color with a white head. Aroma contains some citrus, brown sugar, and spices. Flavor is a bit sour with some lemons and apricots. The finish has a spice note.

Growler at Shenandoah Throwdown. The pour is a clear, light orange amber with a weak, white head. Nose is sweet orange and small potpourri. Vaguely malty. Taste is very sweet and extremely malt forward. More like a Biere de Garde in that sense. Soapy palate. Not a fan.

Draft. Small off-white head, muddy amber body. Aroma is medium sweet, dusky/yeast, some pepper, bread/caramel. Taste is moderately sweet, caramel, some earthy, yeast/dusky, light pepper. Light-medium body, light stickiness.