12oz capped bottle. I have to start by saying that I am a totally slut for Nelson Sauvin hops. I mean, I hate hop heads b/c I think hops are dumb as the main vehicle for beer. Of course, I have had beers where the I loved the hops but those few and far between. But NS hops always do it for me and I rarely get to drink the,. Well, this does not disappoint. Fresh cut melon and white grape aroma makes me atwitter with delight and makes me forgot the slightly overly sweet and boring base Belgian beer. Since NS is a less assertive hop its overwhelmed in the flavor but the thicker, more biscuity mat character. The maltiness isn’t crazy over the top its just too strong for the NS hops. A very pale color with a moderate head that lasts a decent amount of time. Bottom line: I love the hop and can give or take the base beer.

Very pale with a slight haze. Fruity, vinous and grapey. Big sugars tho. Dessert wine...so why not give it some botrytis and go all the way on it?

On tap at St Augustine's, pours a clear blonde with a small white head. Aroma brings out Belgian yeast upfront, followed by floral hops, and cereal malt sweetness. Flavour is well-balanced between the Nelson hops that given off a lovely citrusy, floral and almost vinous hop quality, along with Belgian yeast, fruity esters and light-moderate sweetness. Not an authentic saison really, due to the sweetness, but this is certainly nicely made.

Draft - Lemon and nice fruit. Clear pale gold with a small head. Nice light, almost pineapple, sweetness and fruity notes. Solid.

On tap at St. Augustines on Rare Beer Tap Takeover. Very good beer with floral and grapes notes in aroma, taste and aftertaste. Fantasticly well-balanced. Amazing!

750ml bottle thanks to rich. pours out a cloudy yellow green almost topped with a white head. Nose is citrus lemongrass hops spice sourdough bread malts and soap. Taste is citrus lemongrass spice some white grapes notes and a nice end.

Sampled at the brewery, 11/25/15. Nelson Sauvin / grape kind of aroma with a nice, crisp hop presence. Bright hop fruity notes as well. Quite nice.

Samples at Funkwerks dinner at Birch & Barley on 5/5/14. Clear pale yellow color. Aroma of dried dusty white grape skins. Taste is fruity, dusty, sweaty grapes. Tasty.

From a bottle served at the Funkwerks beer dinner at Birch and Barley, DC. Pours a clear pale yellow-gold with and off white head. Flavors of banana, white pepper and white wine. Smooth and aromatic. Crisp, fry finish.