Piccolo Birrificio Seson

Tap at ebenezers. Pours a perfectly clear deep golden with a thin white head and some spotty lace. Aroma is gina nd juniper berry, minty spruce like character, with some pale crackery malts and wierd herbal hops or spices. More juniper berry in the flavor, almsot sharp and astringent with some apple juice character, light pale toasted malts, and a syrupy sweet but fake middle- then turns around and finishes kinda dry and very sharp astrinent bitter. Meh.

330 ml. bottle from Wine Specialist as Sesonette. Orangey amber color with a disappearing white head. Aromas of bitter fruits and spices. Medium body with mild carbonation. Flavor is a little earthy with lots of bitter - like citrus zest - but more bitter. Spice is strongly present. A touch of wood. Finish is dry and bitter. It tends to mellow out with time. Surprising and tasty in the end.

75cl bottle from Willow Bend Liquors (Tampa, FL). Pours a hazy golden caramel color with a pillowy white two finger head that settles slowly and provides lacing on the glass. Aroma is spicy, fruity and slightly sweet with some juniper and orange peel. Clearly visible large dark particulates. Flavor is sweet and malty with notes of nutty caramel, ripe apples, and banana. Light to medium body with a slightly bitter citrusy finish.

This hazy golden beer poured with miniscule off-white head and a sour fruity aroma. This beer is seriously spiced - coriander and very bitter orange peel. The bitterness seems to abate after a few sips. This is a very unique brew that is satisfying but not outstanding.

Draught @ Ebenezer’s. Pours hazy pale gold. Big fizzy white head. Aroma is is big on juniper, hint of green wood, biscuity malt peeking through. Taste is round, herbal, floral, a bit earthy and grassy - very smooth and drinkable. Mellow. A bit of a light grassy bitterness sits on the palate. Clean, pillowy carbonation and medium to light body.

Tap at Blind Tiger. Very nice, surprisingly mild, light and fruity, with chestnut and cheese. Great head, great lacing. A touch of mint, yeast forward and really mellow. Well done.

Pours a lovely golden honey color with a small ring of froth. Sweet but spicy floral nose reminiscent of gin, but without the harsh alcohol astrigency. Some citrus and fresh cut flowers as well. Honey sweet body, a hint of cereal grains and tobacco. A little too buttery and old world for my tastes, but still quite enjoyable.

Clear dark gold with a white head. Nice aroma is salty freshly chopped celery with tomato paste and pale bready malt, really not as bad as it sounds. Lightly carbonated with a smooth texture. Good flavors of grainy pale malt with dry hay and spices, another funky flavored Saison. enjoyed this one.