Capped 750 from Tavour. Pours gold with a nice white head that didn't last very long. Brett is the first aromatic impression. Orval comes to mind. Aroma is Brett/pear/earth. Med body. Very luscious texture. Dry. Flavor is Brett. Not getting lacto or pedio - thank the stars. It's earthy, pear and a citrus note. It's luscious. It's .... Words escape me. It's great ale. Truly.

Bottle. Pours a near clear straw yellow with a white head that starts and remains at the edges. Aroma has a funky grass and lights straw note with a hint of lemon and a bit of earthy flora underlying. Flavor has light lemon throughout with a really nice light funk, some grass and a bit of straw underlying.

Mad lemony hops and earthy finish, sweet tart crisp and brilliant.

2025 Mar 22, Batch 4, Doggo photo replacement! Also get a more dank hoppy nose, but still dominated by lemony hop flavors and an earthy finish.

20250719 still agree but +.20 for delish.

12.7 oz. bottle. Batch No. 1. Bottled April 2020. When not in the light the color is a glowing hazy yellow. Aroma of lemon peel, soft Brettanomyces, soft herb. Flavor is a slightly bolder reflection of the aroma. Dry texture and effervescent. This is proper!

Personal note: Fair Isle is my 1,500 brewery sampled. 10 years of taking notes on beer. I am still here!!!

Really loved the berry funk, can't wait for fair isle to drop blends.

Draft pour to a tulip, enjoyed at Hop and Hound. I've been nothing but impressed with the beers from these guys so far with my limited exposure. Glowing golden pour, cloudy appearance, a very inviting aroma with lemon like notes, as well as plenty of tropical feel. Cool first sip, nice blend of tropical flavors here. The descriptors paired with the style had me worried this would be a soapy brew, but it doesn't come close for me. Really refreshing, even with a more dry finish. Not sour or overly funky. Delicious.

32 oz crowler poured, picked up at Hop and Hound. After being blown away with the first impression I got from these guys, I had to grab this one. Golden pour, a bit cloudy. Abeled as a standard saison, but i feel such thing does not exist. Also, this is no standard brew. Soft tart, some herbal and floral charaxter sits underneath a refreshing citrus tone. A good dose of lemon, just barely sour. Would never co sides thi a sour by any means though. A moderately dry finish, but a flavorful linger. Really interesting brew here. Really enjoyed this saison.

Thanks Andy K. Smooth and plenty of hops on the finish.

32 oz growler poured, filled at Hop and Hound, and listed as the first keg to leave the brewery. Awesome! Everything I've sampled so far has been amazing, and now that I got a full 32 oz of one, it likely became the record for fastest I've ever finished one. This brew is amazing. Golden orange pour, on the darker side, a moderate, off white foam head. Rich grains, and a slightly tart impression on the aroma. Very inviting. Cool forward flavor, touches of wheat, a funky constant. Hints of lemon bar, and tropical fruit, with no sweetness coming through. Just barely tart. Nowhere near a sour saison here. Really nice malt bill here. Full of flavor, and this has to be one of the most refreshing and enjoyable saisons I've had in quite a while. I really need to get down to Fair Isle and buy two of everything they have. Loved it.