750ml bottle pours a murky orange with some spitty, white head. Nose has grass, lime, candy sugar, a little gum, white grape. Flavor is sweet, bubblegum, wheat, lime, grass, green bell pepper. Finishes sweet and also a little thick.

Bottle. Pours yellow gold white head. Nose/taste of lemongrass, white grape, saison yeast, light spicy peppercorn and lemon peel. Medium body.

The beer is a pale yellowish orange. It’s fairly cloudy. Medium white head. The aroma is pale malt, raisins, mild earthy yeastiness, mild lemons. It seems a bit strong for its own good, but it has some nice enough saison flavors. There is an oddball medicinal, herbal note that is probably what is throwing me off. Taste is on the sweet side for a saison. Finishes dry enough, though. More raisins. A bit of booze heat. Again, some of that medicinal character. Feel is prickly with some roundness. Drinks bigger than it is, which isn’t a good thing here. A bit beefy and a bit medicinal but otherwise a decent saison.

750 ml bottle purchased at Blackwell’s Wine and Spirits, SF, CA. Unfiltered golden color with light head in the snifter. Aroma is fruity yeast, dusty wheat and pale malts.

Flavor is dusty corn husk, fruity citrus hop, mild spicy notes and balanced by a hearty chewy yeast body. The texture is juicy with a light spicy flavor in the finish. The body and carbonation are medium. Overall this was a nice surprise and make me want to try more from this brewery. And I get to download a free album from the website! Awesome!

750 c&c from Total Wine in Sacramento, CA. Pours hazy gold with a white head. Aroma is yeast, lemon and grass? Med body or so. Flavor is yeasty, lemon, grass, mild earth, herb. This is a nice saison. Not in the same venue as the Belgians, maybe a bit like the French, but maybe it’s American. Fits the style, tasty. Finishing saison.