Tuesday, September 4, 2012
Farmhouse Table (Sour) Saison, Tasting Notes
Aroma: Lactic tartness, Lemon zest and peppercorn fill the nose.
Appearance: Small amounts of chill haze that has slightly dissipated during serving. (Over a week) Larger Co2 bubbles and a .5" of clean white head rest of top of the glass.
Flavor: Very acidic, but not over what I think is acceptable for this beer. Tart Lemongrass, barnyard Brett characters, leather, dusty hay and straw.
Mouthfeel: High volumes of carbonation create the feeling of dancing bubbles. Very dry finish (1.000 FG)
Overall Impression: This is my first Farmhouse Saison beer and I love it. Cleanly assertive and sour, but dry enough to clean your pallet for another drink.
Brewing Timeline/Notes: This beer was a bitch, slow, long and grumpy. Taking over a year from Green Flash Rayon Vert dregs. Which I believe as Brett-B. Due to the assertive tart flavors, Pedio and Lacto may be involved in the dregs also.
Brewing Recipe and Notes
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