 RiverHorse (454), New Jersey, USA
Dec 24, 2007 Bottle, pours a clear golden color into the tulip with an inch of fluffy white head. Scents of barley, hops and grains. A yeasty flavor with some hints of grains, spices and pepper. A nice Belgian Ale, that could use a little more in the way of complexity.
OldMrCrow (1179), Seattle, Washington, USA
Dec 22, 2007 750, capped and corked.
Pours gold with a beautiful fluffy white head. Nice belgian-style yeast aroma: oranges and pepper, crisp and clear. Marvelous dry flavor, plenty of citrus and grass, lovely peppery yeast tones. Somewhat straight-forward but Incredibly drinkable. Great beer.
xnoxhatex (1305), Grand Rapids/Chicago, Michigan, USA
Dec 20, 2007 750 from Bmartin08. Cloudy orange color with large white billowing head. Aroma is a lot of citrus, yeast, spice, medium sweetness, orange, very nice and light. Flavor is earthy, spice, oaky, pretty dry, nice pine hops, almost winey. Medium body and creamy, but hotly carbonated. Excelent, I think the flavor could be a little more refined, but other than that, I like it.
decaturstevo (1971), decatur, Tennessee, USA
Dec 16, 2007 On tap at the brewery. A goden amber pur with a gooey tight lace. An aorma that remindes me somewhat of corn and hops. A flavor that cries out earthiness and adjuncts but hops kick ass as well. A very good lingering bitter. Carbonation is very good mouthfeel is solid but just a tiny bit thin. Oveall good beer a very pleasant drinker.
bleeng (587), Spring near Beersel, Texas, USA
Dec 14, 2007 750 bottle from the Patron Saints club. Glad I joined this club-better than the golf club!! Pours bright gold with a small white, loose head.. Very carbonated. Nose of funk, biere de garde, barnyard, spices, alcohol. Sweet. Taste is the nose, barnyard, wet blanket, tons of spices, pungency, earthiness. Body is soft, fluffy, carbonated but it really smooths out as it warms up. NIce saison style beer. Good job guys.
ucusty (1871), Wake Forest, North Carolina, USA
Dec 9, 2007 golden orange with fizzy white that quickly settle to frothy little islands. some spotty lacing, but nothing out of the ordinary. yeasty/ grassy notes with a spicy bitter finish. Im gonna go out on a limb here; this would be a great summertime beer.
Dough77 (771), Aurora, Illinois, USA
Dec 7, 2007 Cloudy peachy colored pour. Nose of hop, little bits of grass, notes of bread. Flavor is ok, light hop, bread, and on a lesser note pepper and fruits. Quite drinkable, would love it to be a session beer for a few months even.
stubby (325), Santee, California, USA
Dec 7, 2007 Belgian? Tastes more like a fresh American ale to me. Loud piney aromas of hops, with a dose of fruits in there somewhere. Lots of hop flavor without that much bitterness, which is not common these days. Toasty dry finish with lingering hop oils, Noble hops? Ah, what do I know. I liked it for what I would consider a "hoppy" beer.
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