Saison de la Casa

Bottle. Hazy, vibrant dark gold colour. There's a really nice brett accent, sweet kiss of pale malt, and a bit of fruitiness. On the palate, the malt sweetness is really nice, balancing brett accents light wood. Good complexity.

750 ml bottle. This is a very well done sour saison, one of the better in recent memory. Big lemon lime and mineral flavors. There’s mild, fruity funk. Light peach and strawberry. There’s some earth and hay in the background. The barrel balances the flavors out without asserting itself too much. Light oak and vinous note. Taste is on the drier side. Mild to moderate tartness. No real pucker, just a nice refreshing lemon-lime sour note. Very mild malt sweetness. Maybe a little more barrel comes out in the taste. Fairly light feel with a zingy mineral-lime peel edge. Very refreshing and easy to drink. The beer is a light yellow gold, fairly clear depending on bottle handling - solid layer of sediment at the bottom. Very enjoyable. I wasn’t really paying attention for awhile, but Casa Agria is quickly winning me over.