473ml can. Hazy, yellow-ish, dark golden colour with small to average, frothy to creamy, osteoporosing, minimally lacing, white head. Juicy, tropical fruity and resinous, hoppy aroma, oaty and wheaty malty background, notes of guava, passion fruit, mango, a minimally cheesy touch of durian, some orange and mandarine. Taste is moderately bitter, tropical fruity and slightly citrusy fruity as well as resinous, hoppy, oaty and wheaty malty basis with low residual sweetness; initially more tropical fruity notes of mango, guava, some passion fruit, increase of citrusy flavours (somehow from the downside), with some zesty bitter and minimally tart-ish, citric aspects, lemon, orange peel, later a touch of lime peel as well; the tropical partition becomes widely replaced by citrusy flavours in the finish, some resin throughout just as weak cheesy overtones.
Creamy-oily texture, smooth and soft, minimally greasy palate, fine, dense, creamy, mildly prickly carbonation.
Immensely creamy texture, rich and manifold, evolving development, some blurred, frayed, "imprecise" fruity flavours - great!

Doesn't taste anything like a saison, even a dark saison, but it's a good raspberry wild ale, that's for sure.

Loads of maple but it's very well balanced with the bourbon. Maple and coffee. Rich. Great for a small taste (3 or 4 full sips actually).

Tastes as named, a contemporary version of an Old Stock. Like a BA porter.

Bloody delicious! Fresh and delectable. Got that slight hop burn.

Made it to Bissell Bros! I can imagine feeling good here. Great example of a hazy IPA done right.

Bottled at Ambasada, courtesy of Severinac somehow, with Krpan, Hrabren and others. Huge aroma, well balanced, woody, caramel, raisins, hazelnut, dried apricot, peach, sweetish, light vanilla, light orange touches. Lean, lighter than expected smooth, dry taste, caramelly, fruity notes, light alcohol, lightly tart notes, well hidden alcohol, actually quite lovely!