The pour is a slightly hazy medium golden color with the faintest of a pink tinge to it and a huge fluffy white head that slowly recedes to a cap on top. The aroma is sweet lightly bready malt beneath a whole lot of yeast funk, a tart fruitiness, and a hint of phenol. The flavor is quite a bit nicer than the aroma. A sweet sugary maltiness up front melds into a tart fruitiness, cranberries obviously come to mind. Medium body with a spirited level of carbonation and a tart bubbly mouthfeel. This is probably my least favorite beer from the Mystic Saison brewery. It’s a bit too heavy with yeast and phenols for my tastes.

Pours hazy gold into a tulip. Bright white head with medium retention recedes to mottle surface. Dusty yeast and cookie aromas. Soft with sweet cookie and earthy yeast upfront turning to mild cranberry tartness in the medium length finish.

750ml bottle pours a clear orange with some frothy white head. Nose is very Dupont-y, peppery, phenolic, light nail polish, pear, melon. Flavor is more tart, sweet too, very fruity, light cranberry juice, apples, pears, light berry, cherry, melon. Medium bodied, sweet but dry finish.

750mL provided by Jslot38. Thanks! Poured a cloudy hazy, yellow-orange color with a small white head. Some notes of cranberry, mild sweet-sour notes. Flavor had a touch of barnyard, with plenty of berry characters in here. Some tartness.

Bottle courtesy of jslot, thank you sir! Cloudy golden yellow color, small white head. Aroma of dust and barnyard, bitterness I guess from the berries. The berries really overwhelm the saison characteristics, except for a bit of dustiness.