I may be mistaken, but I think this is Turd Ferguson’s first perfecto robusto (and, no, I don;t have the time or desire to research that). I have traded with him and trust his judgment. I cannot wait for this beer. And Hill Farmstead has an excellent pedigree for making great beers, so this should not be poo-pooed by anyone. |
Originally posted by DocLockTurd has two perfect 5s: Beer Brewer Style Score My Rating Date 1 Russian River Toronado 20th Anniversary Russian River Brewing Sour Ale/Wild Ale 4.11 5 8/5/2008 2 Hill Farmstead Ann Hill Farmstead Brewery Saison 3.93 5 7/20/2012 That took all of two seconds (that’s what she said). |
Originally posted by JMerritt Can be ... but Saison is as much Belgium as Lambic is Belgium it’s invented here and it’ll stay together with lambic and Oud Bruin one of the true prouds of beer in Belgiums big beerhistory. ( altough i have to admit that most Belgians don’t care about anything else than their Jupiler and Leffe ... ) |
Ah, man, I am jealous that he got his hands on Toronado 20, and thanks for checking that. |
Originally posted by Beeerboi Where should I live if I want easy access to both Struise and Hill Farmstead? I could live a happy and contented life drinking only beers from these two breweries. |
Originally posted by obguthr Next door to Ebenezzars |
Originally posted by Countbeer 90% of the time, a Belgian saison will be better. But the best saisons I’ve had are from the US, without fail. Between Tomme and Phil of yore and now places like Jolly Pumpkin and Hill (and some of those Bullfrog masterpieces) it is impossible to deny the absolute dominance that American brewers display in the category—well, besides Fantome. |
Originally posted by Countbeer Such a good beer. |
Originally posted by JLLSU One of the best ! ( and i mean beers not only saison ! ) |
Looks like I’m SOL landing this one. Offered Isabelle, blauw, etc without a bite. Oh well. |
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