750mL Bottle. Noses soft in minerals, pepper and delicious saison yeast tartness. Clean. Pours a brilliant crystal clear gold, with a tall holding head in beautiful white. Flavor is fresh and bristling with malt character, delicious pale fruits backed with a nip of alcohols. Pears, almonds and a bit of white grape settle in amongst the peppery yeast. This is excellent. Maybe not quite the depth or hop balance I would want, but otherwise a fantastic Saison.

Bottle into goblet. Fine bubbled but short-lived head atop a hazy golden body. Some floaties stirred up in the bottle after the pour. Faintly sweet on the nose but the last remnants of a cold are hindering things. Soft and wheaty on the first sips. Initally dry, with some growing sweetness. Finishes with bitterness that becomes stronger and harsher further into the bottle. I was hoping for more classic funk but I don’t think it’s there. Nonetheless, a good effort.

Giant fluffy head. Golden colour. Delicious. One of the best American Saisons. Light on horse and farm, big on drinkability and flavour.

750 ml bottle. Pours a light yellow with a large, fluffy white head. Nice floral aroma with grassy hints. A good bit of lacing is present. Flavor is slightly sweet, with hints of bubblegum, citrus fruits. Finish is dry and peppery. Very good beer.

Bottle. Pours gold with a huge white head. Sweet aroma, a bit citric with plenty of spices. Flavor has spices and is a bit sweet and fruity. Citric, some grass and pepper, which leads to a dry finish. Nice.