UPDATED: OCT 22, 2020 Bottle. Pretty much clear gold with a large white head that fades to an inch. Aroma of crackery dough, lemon pudding, dried orange peel, some tropical fruit, a hint of tea, spices. Just medium bodied, fairly carbonated. A little sweetness that's a bit grainy as well as doughy; quite fruity with apricot and citrus, then dryish and bitter with an extra drying layer of what might be wood or tea. Deftly balanced: rewarding and intriguing yet very drinkable.

UPDATED: SEP 17, 2019 Draught. Pours a clear gold with a large, foamy white head. Aroma is floral hops, barnyard, grain, apple, and some oak. Taste is sweet and lightly tart; honey, barnyard, oak, grain, some tea, corn, floral, apple, grapefruit, and a little tropical fruit. Light-medium body. Moderate but spritzy carbonation. Oily mouthfeel - something like syrupy meets fluffy. Very complex but too sweet for my tastes.

UPDATED: MAR 24, 2019 Musty lemon, malt, and straw aroma. Hazy golden yellow with small head. Lightly sweet lemon, malt, and moderately bitter/astringent musty hay flavor. Good body. Pleasant.

(Bottle) hazy, bright yellow colour with a small white head; aroma of sour jam, plums; complex, balanced flavour with a very long, medium bitter finish

Pours amber with light head. Aromas of green grapes and lemons with floral notes. Flavors follow same with additional white wine, limes and grape skin. Sharp yeasty finish.

Bottle… Pours hazy and golden with a light kiss of orange and a mid-sized, white head. The aroma is bright, fruity, vinous and earthen, featuring lemons, white wine, juicy tropical fruits and whispers of oaken mustiness and funk. Medium-bodied with vibrant carbonation. The flavor offers juicy, fuzzy fruits, white wine and oaken tannins. Finishes crisp and tangy, followed by a moderate level of hop bitterness. Bottle courtesy of MartinT!

Bottle. Yellow pour with a white head. Mild lemon bouquet. Tasty with lemon, citrus, and barnyard highlights. Solid with. Good body and mouthfeel.

750 mL bottle. Pours a hazy orange with a medium white head. Smells of oak, red wine, some brighter fruitiness. Fascinating. Tastes of tropical fruit up front. Very faint tang from the fruitiness, too. Then it becomes earthy with a distinct tea flavor. The back end has some of the red wine again. Medium light. Complex and dynamic saison. Superb.

Served in a Dunham wine glass. Light tartness and nice citrus and tropical notes. Dry, lingering bitterness after a light, airy body.

Une bière unique, bien boisée, et dont l’assemblage (proportions) est irréprochable... L’orange, le thé et la gomme de sapin dominent en bouche.