22oz bottle pours out copper topped with a small head. Nose is spice some rose floral notes a little lemongrass and grain. Taste is more of the floral notes spice touch of citrus and a nice end.

22 oz bottle poured. Pours a copper color with a disappearing head. Sweet citrus and floral aroma. Floral flavor up front with a hint of spice. Citrus flavor present as well. The floral notes take over a bit. Fun, unique beer for sure. Flavor just comes off as a little odd to me. Low carb. Decent beer.

Bottle. Pours with a hazed golden hued body with a small yet retentive white head. Aromas are of isoamyl acetate, vanilla, citrus and pineapple with a floral and herbal character that I assume is elderflower. Flavors are huge, hoppy, citrus, floral, tropical fruit, bubblegum, herbal, light grain. Lively carbonation with a dry finish.

Location: 22 oz bottle from Half Time, 10/3/12

Aroma: The nose is rather floral, with some spice, fruity notes, and some yeast and grass as well
Appearance: Pours a cloudy orange color with a fizzy foam of off-white head and some drippy lace
Flavor: It tastes spicier then the nose, the floral notes are a touch more subtle, and there's fruitiness too
Palate: It is medium bodied, going a bit outside of traditional palate terms: it has spice/tingle/yeasty feel
Overall Impression: Half Time was a heck of a store. I'm jealous of those who live near by, I think it has a better selection then my local store (with a similar feel): Buy Rite. Anyway, I enjoyed this beer. This is another really nice and interesting offering from the Elysian "12 Beers of the Apocalypse" Series, of which I have now rated 4 (#1, 2, 3, & 6). Well done here, Elysian.

22 oz. bottle, split several ways, pours a hazy dark golden with a small white head. Aroma is very flowery, with not much traditional other saison-like characteristics, maybe some subtle Belgian yeast - seems quite dry. Flavour is quite floral / flowery as well, with some yeast more subtly. Quite refreshing, and while dry, it's more sugary than a Belgian saison. Decent, but uninteresting like all the Apocalypse beers so far.

Draught at St. Augustine’s, Vancouver
Cloudy light amber color; creamy head. Delicate fruity aroma, peaches, hint of elderflower. The mouthfeel is round; the flavor is simple, maybe too sweet for a Saison, and without yeast character, no spices, no elderflower; relatively low bitterness.
Good aroma but simple flavor.

Draft at ChurchKey. Cloudy golden color, small white edge head. Aroma pf lemon, fruit and spice. Taste is smooth and spiced bready fruit. Nice.

From tap at Churchkey. Pours hazy orange with a small white head. Aroma is fruity, light floral and mild yeasty. Smooth fruity, floral, light sweetness and toasted malty base. Vague yeasty and citric elderflower fruity finish.7-3-7-3-13=3.3

22 fl oz bottle. Pours hazy yellow to orange with a small white head. Aroma is spiced, yeasty and light fruity. Peppery, fruity and yeasty. Smooth mellow phenolic and light yeasty phenolic. Dry and light spiced into the finish.7-3-7-3-14=3.4

Draught. Possibly served too cold, whatever the aroma was just a faint spiciness. The flavour redeemed that. Full bodied spiciness with a floral note. Spicy finish. Cloudy beer with soapy head. Let this warm and don’t freeze your lines