This brew is a cloudy orange color with a medium off-white head that diminishes gradually to an outer ring. Stringy lacing on the glass. Aroma of stone fruit, yeast and malt. Medium body with flavors of peppery yeast, fruit, bready malt and a bit of hops. The finish is dry with a fruity yeast and grassy hops aftertaste. Pretty good all around.

Bottle 375ml. @ home. [ As Logsdon Seizoen ].Unclear - hazy medium orange color with a average to large, frothy, good lacing, mostly lasting, white head. Aroma is moderate malty, pale malt, light wheat, light to moderate hoppy, moderate to light light heavy yeasty, funky, saison yeast, light barnyard. Flavor is moderate to heavy sweet with a long to average duration, candy - sweet yeast, saison yeast, soapy sharp, sweet yeast, earthy yeast notes, light funky. Body is medium, texture is oily, carbonation is soft. [20161213] 7-3-8-3-15

Aroma is mostly yeast. Flavor’s and palate work together synergistically in a relatively traditional way. Plenty of yeast, little fruit or funk, great carbonation. Nice finish.

Some pepper and some light farm aroma. Some light citrus. Comes together well drinkable. Hazy orange pour with decent head and lacing. Light tangy finish. Tap at Snally.

Draft at Snallygaster 2016. Poured a cloudy orange color with a fluffy white head. Aroma was light funk notes, barnyard. Flavor had some light and mild sweetness to it. Tasty light funk.

Bottle. Clear orange pour with a thin white head and visible carbonation. Notes of farmhouse yeast, honey, minerals, bananas, peaches, apricots. Medium body, smooth mouthfeel, fizzy from the carbonation and with a bitter-sweet finish.

375mL capped bottle. Even at the last pour its only a hazy golden color. Effective skill at balancing a pretty beer with a live beer. The head is always strong and long lasting. Its a foamy, lightly sticky head. Looks like a decent bubble bath beer. I am drinking this side by side with the Bretta version. Its interesting to drink the base beers of the Brett version Saisons. Well, I cold only think of Blvd that has the availability (albeit, Tank 7 has an additional dry hopping). So, I feel like this beer is really meant for brett-anizing rather than standing on its own. So, my perception of a bit too much sweetness and a stronger than desire malt biscuit - while all being fairly well contained - may be biased. I like it but I want it leaner with a bit of acidity to balance. A mineral and herbal yeast finish. I like it but I can’t help but think how much more I would like it with Brett.
Bottle number 7149. Best by: 3/20/17.

Big offwhite head. Clear reddish body with lots of little particles. Fruity nutty citric aroma with apple notes. Sweet nutty toffee and apple taste with caramelly vanilla notes. Nice & highly drinkable. Mid-bodied. Mild, soft mouthfeel. Dryish buttery toffee and apple aftertaste with funky spicy notes. Nice, drinkable, and full of flavour. (0.375l bottle, from Fish & Beer, Copenhagen.)