Golden colour with quick fading head. Aroma has grainy notes and floral fruit. Flavour has a fresh tartness at first. Granny Smith apple and unripe pear. Slightly drying and bitter in the finish. Very refreshing.

Imported from my RateBeer account as Broers Kweepeer Saison (by Brouwerij Broers):
Aroma: 7/10, Appearance: 4/5, Taste: 7/10, Palate: 3/5, Overall: 14/20, MyTotalScore: 3.5/5

15/III/19 - 33cl bottle from Geers (Oostakker), shared @ home, BB: XII/2020 - (2019-379)
Little hazy blond beer, small creamy white head, unstable, dissipates quickly. Aroma: sourish, infected, fruity notes, bit fishy, weird. MF: ok carbon, medium body. Taste: bit malty, sourish, refreshing, bit lemony, nice bitterness, fruity, bit acidic. Aftertaste: nice acidity, fruity touch, bit lemony, spicy, some coriander.

Saison with quince by Broers, a brewery in the Meetjesland region northwest of Ghent. Bottle from Dranken De Moor. Egg-white, loose and thin head, breaking open very quickly and eventually all but lost, over a pale yellowish straw blonde beer with vague greenish tinge, misty but perturbed by lively sparkling. Aroma of indeed quince but in a 'raw' kind of way, like hard unripe pear and green apple, embedded in hints of white bread pulp, lime flesh, chalk, raw rhubarb, cucumber, straw, dust. Crisp 'green fruitiness' in the onset, unripe apple and pear again so likely the effect of the quince, some lime-like fruity sourishness associated with it as well but remaining low in sweetness, medium fizz, smooth but soapy mouthfeel; cereally, bit thinnish pale malt body with this green unripe fruit accent lingering and even turning a little bit wry, especially when it begins to blend with a leafy, medium long yet nowhere harsh hop bitterness; some 'dusty' yeast notes and a notable chalkiness in the end as well. Decent and original fruit beer, a saison perhaps in its crispness and quenching properties, with an unusual choice of fruit. Dry and refreshing, I must admit I expected worse.