Lost Wisdom

Poured from a 750 ml bottle. Aroma is nice with quite a bit of fruitiness as well as some light grain notes. Medium phenolic notes with some grains of paradise, coriander and floral notes. Lots of over ripe stone fruit, pineapple and citrus. Pours a fairly clear, bright gold, with a medium sized, medium thick, white head that recedes to a thin film that lingers son the edges and in the center. No lacing and faint legs. Flavor is slightly acidic with a light sweetness and notes of grain. Moderate citrus notes with nice lemon character. Some light pineapple with moderate stone fruit and green grape notes. Some light coriander, grains of paradise and pepper notes. Medium light floral character. Medium bitterness. Mouthfeel is medium light bodied with medium high carbonation. Low astringency and low alcohol warmth. Overall, a very nice saison. Great citrus and other fruit notes. Down nice floral and herbal phenolic notes and light, bright acidity.

Tap. Pours hazy golden, medium white dead, good lacing. Aroma is oak, citrus, Brett, light funk, a bit grassy. Flavor is dry, light tart, bright citrus, grapefruit, hints of tropical, light clean funk, oak tannins. Light body. Quite nice.

The beer is quite pale, light yellow and fairly clear. Appears to have a medium sized white head. A bit fizzy. The aroma is mild. There’s some sweet fruit and honey-ish malt. Light citrus and pineapple, a little mango. Quite dry. Moderate bitterness. Very crisp. Refreshing but not a ton of flavor. The funk is present but again mild. The brett is neutral, though I would expect the character to pick up with time. Carbonation is on the high side. Very light on the palate. Decent but a touch boring. I’l revisit this review later. Beertender got significantly better after a couple weeks. Edit: Rerated based on new batch.