A hazed blonde ale with a very thin white head. In aroma, nice tart mix of lemon pulp, light tropical fruits, light Brett. In mouth, a nice sweet fruity lemony malt with light grassy hops, light grapeskins, light cork, pleasant.

Can, 355 ml, via Philippe Boutin (merci!) on May 17, 2021, savoured on August 2, 2021; eye: golden with a greenish hue, lightly cloudy, no effervescence, no head, no lacing; nose: hops, citric, light wild yeasts, light musk, fresh, light white wine; mouth: hops, citric, light wild yeasts, light musk, light white wine, lightly dry musky finale with citric presence, light body, good carbonation, slightly sweet, slick texture; in summary: fine FRANÇAIS
Canette, 355 ml, via Philippe Boutin (merci!) le 17 mai 2021, savourée le 2 août 2021; œil : dorée avec une teinte verdâtre, légèrement voilée, pas d’effervescence, pas de mousse, pas de dentelle; nez : houblon, citrique, léger levures sauvages, léger musc, frais, léger vin blanc; bouche : houblon, citrique, léger levures sauvages, léger musc, léger vin blanc, finale légèrement sèche en musc avec présence citrique, corps léger, bonne carbonatation, très légèrement sucrée, texture coulante; en résumé : bien

Can. Thick haze on this one, and a big thick head, too. The aroma has a nice fruitiness to it - the can says passionfruit and I can go there. Also, tangerine and gooseberry. That hint of tartness carries through. I'm looking at the malts, and there's a nice little sweetness to them. I bet PEI can grow really nice barley so I'm curious to try a more malt-forward style. The tropical notes carry through, and there's a decent mid-range bitterness as well. Fresh and tasty, this is good stuff.

Can: Poured a pale yellow color ale with a medium size foamy head with OK retention and light lacing. Aroma of tart notes with some light rustic malt notes. Taste is a mix of light tart notes with some rustic malt and light funky notes. Body is about average for style with good carbonation. Easy drinking saison with right amount of complexity.