Saint Somewhere Saison Athene

Bottle. Pours a light golden color with a white head which leaves nice lacing on the glass. Aroma and flavor of mint gumdrops, gingersnaps, bitter hops (sort of an odd flavor that I cam’t quite place, but that’s the best I can come up with). Initially, this beer is quite drinkable despite the unique/odd flavor. In the finish I got some wort spoilage (vegetably flavor) and bitterness. Kinda got worse as you drank though. Hmm, I didn’t really get this one and probably wouldn’t buy again.

This beer will capture anyone in search for something new and of quality. A great saison. Cloudy yeast - golden, pours very well, good head filled with aroma. Right away you will be captured by the sweet smell of chamomille. Spices are very present, one can distinguish the rosemary and black pepper. Sweet, very complex, the spices are clearly present. From the first sip to the last, this beer will have you find more and more hidden flavors. I was captured by this beer. From the outside package of the bottle to the label to the pleasure of tasting it, it is an overall best Belgian style ales made in US. Comes in 750ml corked bottles and wire caged.

Bottle: Cloudy, dirty golden pour with a moderate white head. Heavy spice (cloves) and florals in the nose. Flavor is full of citrus, more cloves, grassiness, florals. Thanks BuckeyeBoy.

Bottle: Pours a golden hazy yellow color, huge carbonation and a quickly dissipating head. LOUD pop on the cork; spotty lacing. The nose is spicy; plenty of esters, fruity pepper and a sulfur carbonation note; blends well. The flavor is smooth, nice esters, low alcohol bite, bitterness and acidity compliment each other. Finishes clean. Nice! Thanks BuckeyeBoy!

Somewhere my love, there will be beers to drink, cold fun and intriguing, that is just what I think...uh...amber...got head. Lovely spice and sweetness, lavender, cardamon, lemon citrus, some funkiness.