Pours dark amber to light reddish with a bit of haziness, hazier on second pour. Medium sized head (actually not so big for a saison), slightly off-white; good enough persistence and nice lacing. Bright and wonderfully complex aroma shows a quite strong sweet base of caramel plus a touch of honey and something that might be described as floral sweetness (i guess it's the dandelions, which are not in my taste palette, what i get smells more or less like chamomille), fruitiness (blood orange especially), delicate but quite vivid spiciness, some earthy and herbal/grassy hints. Taste notes follow the aroma closely. The beer is very sweet but nicely balanced by alcohol attenuation, by a dry enough finish and by the slightest bit of sourness. It's a pleasantly rustic taste, but not as bright/defined as the smell suggested. Medium bodied, surprisingly easygoing for the abv, with slightly above medium carbonation (which means a bit less carbonated than style average). Super nice, interesting and wonderfully drinkable rustic saison. A bit more brightness/definition in taste would have made this a masterpiece.