Huge, dense, pitting in just-yellowish head over lively carbonated, veiled ochre-yellow beer. Bit sweetish, caramelly nose. Spices, herbs, floral. Can't really identify the chamomile. Dull-sweetish flavour, human sweat, bit of sulphur. Again herbal, if not specifically chamomile. Yeast features in the finish, other grains. Good carbonation, slick, medium bodied. Piece of advice, that never will be heeded: leave the mammoths to the permafrost, the Imperials to Trumpistan, and the Saisons to Belgium.

Golden beer. Medium head, aroma is herbal, pepper, taste is the same, bitter, dry. Peppery, nice.

Bottle. Color: Hazy orange golden, frothy white head. Aroma: Herbal, malty, yeast, orange, floral. Taste: Sweet malty, floral and yeasty, subtle floral, orange en spicy notes. Smooth and pretty dense mouthfeel. Floral chamomile, sweetish and malty, spicy and perfumey finish. Light to moderate bitterness. Medium body, below average carbonation. Very strong floral, chamomile. Rather strange taste, not that easy to drink, but overall ok.

Bottle. Orange blonde. Orange peel and floral, perfumed notes in the aroma and flavor. Malty sweetish. Chamonille. I’va had better.

Bottle at home. Pours clear golden with fluffy white head. Sweet barley malts, sweet floral and cinnamon stick candy notes. Quite sweet and decent bitter. Over medium body, bit cakey feel, some decent carbonation. Tastes a bit like a homebrewed Duvel with a splash of Orval. Woolly warm fuzzy funk in there indeed. Nice boozy kick that works well. Massive herbal and floral notes and heavy cakey malt feel with some bitter and aroma hops coming in really nicely. This is a bit strange at first but drinks quite nice as an old school strong brownpub sipper. Wasn’t too keen on opening an imperial saison but this is way nicer than I’d expected.