A: Pale orange, amber. Normal white foam that quickly disapated.
S: Definate spice nose, not sure what, maybe coriander. A touch of sweet apricot or peach in the back ground.
T: Semi-dry and mildly lemony tartness.
D: Very refreshing saison. Very little of the funkiness I find off putting at times in this style. The heavy spice aroma is not overly present in the taste. It pitched as a summertime brew and hits that mark 110%. Highly drinkable stuff from a small operation.
Pours clear with about half an inch of pure white foam. Retention is about average with a lack of much lacing.
Aroma has the Belgian yeast up front. Then there is the wheat with some fruits: apple and orange. Coriander and pepper to boot.
Taste has that Belgian appeal again. Wheat is there, the middle has some fruits while the finish is viscous. A little coriander and pepper are there towards the end too.
Minimal carbonation with a light body. Tart and dry with a bit of funk going along with that tart.
A nice beer that is a tad off with the tart and funk from making it overly drinkable. The after taste begins to mount making you want to move on after one. Enjoy!