Very good & high, very dense off-white head, quite stable leaving shards of lace over bright orange-golden beer. Yeast intoned, quite bready smell. Toasted malts, garden herbs, faint hops and a whiff of smoke. Bitter-dry, again non-C hops. Some malt underneath, but with little or no sweetness. Again garden herbs flavourwise. Not much going on, but warming up, fruity esters appear. Fairly high attenuation hints at white candi sugar. Good carbonation, bit gristslick + some hopoils. Medium bodied. One to make the septet full?

Very good dense & fine-bubbled, yellowish head, stable, over hazy yellow-orange beer, well-carbonated. Aromatic, 'hot', estery nose, yeast features, but also garden herbs. Quite bitter, EU hops rather than New World, with a faint, not really sweet pale malts backing, though the sweetness increases gradually, faintly as cornflakes. In the end, good balance. Esters remain subdued in the mouth, but for a faint resurgence warming up. Feels quite carbonated actually, near fizzy. Bit slick, medium bodied. Apart from a shor initial bitterness, linked to the estery nose - also rather volatile - this is essentialy a very common easy drinking beer, with no special features.

Immense tan head, building up upon opening, near-black beer. Stable head with textbook lace. Dry-ish, but also dark malts, dark candi sugar, green leaves. Quite dry taste, very slighly ashy, melanoidins, grain husks and roasted malts. Slight but present hopbitterness. Light body for an 8% ABV beer. Good carbonation, hopoil slick, obviously well-attenuated. OK, but not exceptional, certainly not in its "style" .

A hazed golden gose with a thin white head. In aroma, sweet fruity malt with light resinous floral hops, grapefruit pulp, light Brett and Epsom salts. In mouth, a nice sweet fruity malt with light lemon notes, light coffee grind, light salt, pleasant. On tap at Station Ho.St.

Picked this up from Beer Gonzo shop, Earlsdon, Coventry and consumed at Farewell to the Oddington Arms & Neil (Nellie) Friday 20th April 2018 on a stunning sunny day. Pours a murky edging towards black colour. Fruity and bitter but softened out by the yeastiness which really does pop this into the confusing catergory as regards beer. I liked this but only had a small amount before we had to cycle home. A7 A4 T8 P4 Ov15 3.7

Can from Craft Brewed. Pours a clear gold with 2 full fingers of foam that lingers. Estery saison yeast nose with black pepper, clove and banana. Bone dry on the palate with pepper and pith. Slightly warming with quite a bitter finish for the style. --- Beer merged from original tick of Saison Station 55 on 08 Apr 2018 at 20:42 - Score: 7. Original review text: Estery saison yeast nose with black pepper, clove and banana. Bone dry on the palate with pepper and pith. Slightly warming. Bitter Finish.

Dégustée le 2018-03-26. .