Xbeeriment Saixon

Xbeeriment
Formerly brewed at Amager Bryghus
Style: Saison
København NV, Denmark

Serve in Tulip

Hazy golden with an off-white head. Aroma is sweet, malty, fruity, yeasty and light spicy. Flavor is quite sweet and light acidic. Dry and light acidic finish with warming alcohol. 050110

Hefiger, sehr markanter Antrunk mit süßlicher Note. Stark hefig-hopfig, ausbalanciert. Recht fruchtig, was sich gut in das starke Hefearoma einfügt. Dazu alkoholisch, was sich aber aromatisch und nicht störend auswirkt. Vollmundig, etwas holzig. Gelungen!

Bottle. Golden colour with a white head. Aroma is dry, alcohol, fruit. Flavour is sweet, dry, alcohol, sugar, malt, hop, fruit. Full body. OK beer.

Bottle. It’s a hazy, golden beer, a dense white head sits on top. The aroma has alcohol, both of the normal and higher kind. The higher alcohols fortunately being subdued. It’s also fruity with a sweetish touch. The flavor is pretty much the same, with alcohol warmth being far more evident than I could wish for. Still, it’s not bad. Full-bodied and warming, and a bitter finish with white sugar sweetness. I don’t know why, but I expected more from this. It’s slightly unclean, like it’s been fermented way too warm. I know it’s normal for a saison to ferment warm, but this was too much, even though it’s a strong one. But, I wouldn’t shy away from another bottle or four. 091127

(on bottle) Semihazy yellow, small, white head. Trpopical aroma, passionsfruit, mixed with coriander and orange peel and fresh orange juice. Very nice carbonation, perky, yet with that flat, old hopfeel. Sharp fruity taste, still very tropical, mixed with pears. The alcohol is present throughought the drink, maybe a tad dominant. Sweet, well composed.

From Vinens Verden, Odense, DK. Bottled 101009. Yellow with white head. Aroma of sour fruit. Flavor is malt, caramel, fruit and sour citrus.

EBF08. Cloudy yellow with a white head. Nice aroma, a little sour, and some fruit. Flavour is malt, caramel, fruit and light citrus.

A Mes rate. Bottle at the Weekend of Tarts.
Thanks to Bullseye for this. Cloudy golden colour with a thin but lasting white head and plenty of lace. Ginger, spice, good malt, good hops an enjoyable fruity saison. Lots of body. Chewy, very pale malty finish. Some very slight cardboard notes but it doesn’t really let it down too much. Nice stuff.