Not all that hazy, really. Pours a slightly hazy, lemon-orange color, with smallish head. Aroma is citrus and bread. Flavor is citrus, some tropical fruit, some bread, some moderate hop bitterness in the finish. Mouthfeel seems a bit thin, a bit off for the style (closer to a West Coast style IPA).

Loving the nectaron hpppiness here. Big tv lean crisp fresh.

Can. Amber beer with a cream head. Grapefruit and light summer fruit aroma with light tropical fruit. Summer fruit and grapefruit flavor with light backing malt. Medium bodied. Good bitterness. Summer fruit and grapefruit linger with light backing malt.

0,473 litre Can, from a trade, at home. Hazy orange/ Golden with white head. Malts, hops, yeast, herbal, Citrus, some dry bitterness.

Draught at Ale Arsenal. Pours slightly hazed yellow-light gold with pristine white head that patterns well down the glass. Grassy and tropical fruits aroma. Flavor is stone fruit, slate and slight tropical fruit. Moderate finish. Seems a bit more like a West Coast to me....but really tasty nonetheless.

First can cracked from secret Santa from jbruner many thanks. Clear golden with puffy white head. Nose is fruity and some Chardonnay. Tastes of pear, apple, buttery chard, crackers, cheerios and some florals. Medium bodied lower carbonation.

Pours black, pastry loaded foam with soockies and smarties , sorbet like density - basically candy. Scent is roasty, chocolate, rather simple. Taste is full, chocolate, simple and swet. Roasty, towards ashy , cocoa powder. OK. Instead of putting the 'foam' full of junk, maybe that energy could have been better put to use to work on the basic recipe and make this beer anything more than average.

Pours unclear, pinkred peachy. Scent is raspberry, full and natural. Taste is sharp, tart, raspberry. Lactic acid. balanced and smooth. Very enjoyable, even though it's fairly simple.

Saison (or indeed intended as a 'grisette' which today is not much more than a fancy term for the ubiquitous 'saison' word - though I am aware of its historical consequences) by this craft brewer in Orange, California. Snow white, moussy, shred-lacing, stable head, hazy yellow-golden blonde robe. Aroma of bread crust, white pepper or indeed crushed pink peppercorns, grass, old dried lemon peel, raw turnip, cereals, Graham crackers. Dryish onset, unripe pear hint but low in fruitiness (especially for a Belgian style beer), fizzy carbonation fitting for the style; bread-crusty, grainy pale maltiness, remaining dry with grassy hop bitterness nicely entangled with a peppery spiciness from the added pink peppercorns, again accentuating the general dryness and sleekness of this beer. Long dry hop bitter finish, quenching. Feels quite Belgian indeed in a clean sort of way, like a bitter blonde (forget about that insipid, fancy 'grisette' term - there is nobody alive today who had actual historical grisette), well constructed but admittedly failing to impress at Billie's Craft Beer Fest, considering the competition with all kinds of craft beer extravaganza. I wish I could find a bottle of this for more quiet contemplating at home.

Sampled @ Billie's Craft Beer Fest 2022, Friday Session. A clear yellow golden beer with a white head. Aroma and Taste of crisp hops, pale malt, straw, cereals, moderate bitterness.