Lime and some sense of bretta, farmhouse funk. Hazy golden pour with good head and lacing. Light tangy end. Not bad, better than ratings suggest. Can from Brewmasters.

Bottle. Clear deep golden color white head. Aroma of peppery lemony straw. Taste has light funk and citrus. Pretty tasty.

16 oz plastic glass draft at the Morgan Creek Grill on Isle of Palms, South Carolina. The pour is a hazed murky orange golden with a small white head. The aroma is citrus, light herbal and general Saison yeast. The taste is herbal, floral, clean with Saison yeast carrying the finish. The palate is medium to light bodied with soft carbonation and a floral herbal finish. Nice one.

Bottle - Pours dirty orange white head - nose/taste of pear, lemongrass, alcohol soaked bread and juicy alcohol soaked oranges - medium body.

Hazy orange with clumpy white head. Nose has candy and yeast, some fruit, pear, some light booze. Flavor is sweet, candy, yeast, fruit, some tropical fruit, some pear. Slick finish.

750 purchased at Greenville Beer Exchange - 6.3% abv, certified organic - pours a turbid orange - nose is medium sweet, with strong citric and tropical character, a bit of rustic muskiness, light phenolics, dust/basement - low carbonation makes the texture a little watery - soft mouthfeel - flavor is much less sweet than the nose - some citric sweetness starts things, but a moderate, prickly acidity cuts through the middle - this is followed by medium to high spiciness and phenolics - mild muskiness in a lightly rustic finish - overall, the flavor is dulled a bit due to the amount of yeast, but this shows a fair amount of promise - I’d be interested to see where this brewery goes.