Moinette Biologique

An absolutely outstanding saison! Bright yeasty nose with white pepper, lemon, and thyme along with that classic Dupont bready yeast. Flavor started with a medium tart acidity that faded the further I drank, surely just an adaptation. The yeasty spiciness began to come through, with more of the same spices shown in the aroma. Palate was medium with plenty of carbonation but otherwise a nearly smooth mouthfeel. I enjoyed the velvety meringue of the head, which not only looked good but provided a good introduction to the flavor when some of it slipped past the lips. Cloudy yellow color. Lingering pepperiness, light bitterness, a touch of citrus. Great.

I wonder if organic suggests huge variation? My bottle was brilliant but hazy gold with a huge shaving cream firm white head ... looked like a lemon meringue pie. Gorgeous. Nose of oranges, cloves, pepper, and hops. Moderate mouthfeel. Taste of citrus, sourness, clovey peppery bite, typical Dupont saison yeast, bitter, sour, complex finish. Really very nice.

Great beer! This one has lots of carbonation as it’s poured and a white head actively erupts. It has a peppery citrus taste with plenty of carbonation and yeast and finishes a bit dry. It’s good! Then it’s gone!

Nice white bubbly/foamy/creamy head. There are what looks like spices on top of the head! I have never seen that. The beer itself is orange/golden. The aroma is yeasty bubblegum. Malty sweet citrus y taste that is soft and too carbonated for my liking. Next time I drink it, I will pour it fast to rid the CO2. This is a complex beer with a malty backbone. I am not sure about it.

Bottle. Nice hazy golden pour with a white head. very earthy and yeasty aroma with a sour yeasty taste. Nice carbonation with alot of earthy yeast through out. very nice beer.

Hazy golden pour, big fluffy white head. Aroma is yeast all the way, lightly spicy and peppery. Flavor is a little tart, peppery, some band-aid phenols in there, grassy and the yeast just dominates. Thick mouthfeel and lots of lively carbonation. Funk is light and it’s all yeast with this badboy.

As good as it gets. 750 ml green champagne bottle. Corked and caged. 2007 on cork. Poured out a hazy golden yellow color, with major floaties in it. Major white foamy head on this brute too. Aromas are of good ole funky Belgian saison yeast. Plenty of spiciness & pepper in here. Flavors are of spices, white pepper, funky feet, salty malts, major Belgian funk. Thick mouthfeel, medium body. Creamy and rich. Finished peppery, spicy, and funky.

11.2oz bottle. Muddy honey with a thick, lasting bright white head. Lively hop and spice aroma. Creamy, semisweet malt. Cut grass and wildflower bouquet as well. Nice balance of sweet candy malt and spicy hops on the tongue. Not too much white pepper spice. Medium bodied. Lively and mouth filling carbonation.