On draught at Cask & Larder MCO. Clear orange-gold color with a medium thick bone white head that recedes steadily to an outer ring. Strings of lace. Aroma of fruit, yeast and malt. Medium body with flavors of herbal yeast, ripe fruit, mild hops and malt. The finish is fruity with a faint hop and yeast aftertaste. Average overall.

Tap at the airport location finally made it here. Bright dirty gold. Nose is herbal and some farmhouse. Tastes herbal, doughy, citrus, horseblanket. Finishes with orange zest. Refreshing.

Not rating to style but just commenting that this comes across more like a "Belgian strong golden ale" than a farmouse ale or saison. Golden color. Big herbal nose and a little dough - flavor similar, herbal and bitter with doughy malts plus a bit of phenol, notes of clove and bubblegum, but at least they are mild so I’m not too put off by them. Good medium body. I would like to see a highly carb’ed bottle conditioned version of this - give it that class Belgian fluff.