UPDATED: MAY 2, 2020 750 ml bottle from an old trade I discovered while rearranging / cleaning my cellar. I had no expectations for this since it is now over 10 years old. Pours a clear dark golden/amber color with a medium sized off white head. The aroma and flavor have pale and sweet malts, honey, light spices, some oxidation, stone fruit, mold herbal tea, very little in the way of farmhouse funk at this point, overall still drinkable and better than I expected it would be.

Pours hazy, barely translucent dark apricot. Aroma features tart pear and banana plus a little fresh malt. Flavor adds a little honey sweetness to.the mix. Mouthfeel delivers good body and fair fizz. He ain’t heavy, he’s my brother.

Bottle. Pours a cloudy orange gold with a small frothy white head. The aroma is honey, spice and yeast. Medium mouth with nice sweetness, spice, citrus, very nice.

Bottle. Dark yellow/brown pour with a small white head. Malty aromas. Again, this bad boy is way past its prime. All kinds of malty notes. Shadows of the spices and yeasty notes that’s at have dominated this beer. Average body and mouthfeel.

On tap last summer at World of Beers, Denver. Pours a cloudy apricot with small amber head. Slight aroma of flowers, lemon zest, tangerine. Rich flavors of sweet malts, grains, floral herbs, spice.

A. - pours light glowing straw. Low head. S - bubble gum in the face. Simple an Belgian. Yeast and straw. M - average palate. Thick body. Average strong Belgian. Low carb. T - Belgian yeast, bubble gum and candied sugars. and not much else. O - linear an so sweet. 2.9

Bomber from a trade. Had at my Saison tasting (from notes). Pours a cloudy orange with a modest head and lots of floaties. Nose was spicy with some citrus sweetness. Taste was still lively for it’s age, with orange peel and an earthy minerality on the tongue. Finished nicely with a fruity, dry aftertaste and lingering yeast flavors. Glad I got to try this one...

Pour at Scott’s saison tasting, pour out of bottle is hazy orange with white head, aroma has notes of tart fruits with citrus and lemon, some grass, hay, biscuit and grain, some slight toasted malts as well. Taste is sweet grape, pear and peach, some tart lemon and orange, hints of cardboard, grassy earth and yeast, finishing fairly dry.

Bottle @ Scott’s Summer Saison tasting. Thanks so much Scott! Hazy, golden orange appearance with a nice off-white head. Somewhat oxidized, paper, orange citrusy aroma. Bready, orange citrusy, moderately bready citrusy flavor. Past prime but ok.

I’m told this bottle is an older one. Orange with a large amount of intense spices, and light to moderate fruity esters. sweet sugary malts in the nose along with some touches of oxidation. Flavor is oxidized and extremely spice with a semi fruity crisp finish. Finish is dry and mouthfeel is spritzy. Not too bad but would be good fresh. Thanks Jcr!