375mL bottle, pours an opaque dark reddish brown with a small beige head. Aroma brings out plenty of oak, with some rustic notes, and a touch of tart fruits. Flavour is quite oaky upfront, with plenty of booze and some subdued farmhouse notes. Big oak character. There's not a deep complexity here though. It's alright.

750mL bottle, pours a cloudy blonde with a medium white head. Nose is grainy and rustic, with a dry cereal graininess, rustic saison yeast, and gentle funk. Flavour is dry and grainy, with a rustic saison yeast character, some spiciness, and grainy notes. Rustic and grainy finish. Really nice depth to this. Excellent.

375ml from The Gull shared with Alex at Andrey's. Appearance: hazy blonde with a white head. Aroma: a mix of American and Belgian saisons with some peppery notes and slight funk. Taste: along the same lines, crispy. Overall: pretty nice and refreshing.

Bottle, courtesy of Sergey, batch 2, July 2020, 5.6% ABV
Hazy blond colour. Aroma of crispy bread, mild funk, light citrusy hops. Dry, but the mouthfeel is soft, pleasant citrus hop character, with a bit of sulfur, of funk, of salt.
Very nice, refreshing, dynamic.

375ml @ home shared with Andrey. Appearance: hazy copper with a white head. Aroma: moderate mix of funk, fruity notes and barrel. Taste: low to moderate sour, bready, flowery, not much of barrel. Overall: it's good, but disappointing for the beer aged in puncheons in terms of complexity.

375ml from The Gull @ home shared with Andrey. Batch No. One. July 2020. Appearance: hazy blonde with a white head. Aroma: unbelievable complex mix of hops with lots of citruses and some grapes and apples. Taste: along the same lines with funk and fruity notes. Overall: very interesting.

375mL bottle, pours a hazy golden with a small white head. Aroma is quite dank, with lots of cat piss, tropical notes, pot-like hops, and subdued rustic notes. Flavour is likewise more like an IPA than a saison, with dank hops, some classic citra notes, and farmhouse notes. Like Bobbi, this seems more like an IPA with some farmhouse notes than a saison that's been dry-hopped. Good stuff.

375mL bottle, pours a hazy golden with a small white head. Nose is on the earthy side, with rustic saison yeast and some earthy notes. Flavour is earthy and rustic, with a dry, earthy rustic character and just a hint of tartness. It's a bit dull on the finish. Pleasantly dry but not a lot depth. Very good overall.

375mL bottle, pours a hazy golden with a small white head. Aroma is full of dank hops upfront, with some rustic saison yeast, and a bit of barnyard funk. Flavour is quite powerful on the dank hops, which almost overpower the saison elements, though there is some barnyard character in back. Well-constructed but almost more of an IPA with some saison yeast than a hoppy saison.