Highly tauted grapefruit-juiced sour saison aged in wine barrels offers succulent citric peeled bite to vinous green grape tannins, bringing forth gin-soaked Chardonnay, pinot grigio and champagne wining by the dry-fruited finish. White peppering affects ancillary lemon zest, green apple, nectarine, mango, pear and kiwi illusions. Oaken musk and farmhouse elements (hay, horsehide, wild oats) properly dessicate fruity paradise.
On tap at Jimmy’s No. 43, musty Belgian yeast picks up botanical floral aspects and white-peppered herbal notions for sweet ‘n sour citric ascendance. Heather tips (instead of hops) provide hyssop-perfumed honeysuckle nectar sweetness to soft lemon custard, mandarin orange and green grape illusions.
On tap at Three Wise Monks, viscous wildflower honey-spiced Belgian strong pale ale (with citric French saison attributes) fortifies sour green-white grape esters and orange-bruised Grand Marnier boozing with sparkling champagne yeast. Well disguised 11.5% alcohol burn never interferes with honey fruited pleasantries.
Reliable farmhouse ale for sessionable imbibing. Sweet candi-sugared Belgian yeast gains tangy tropical-fruited spicing above herbal-hopped flaked rye, dried oats and straw wheat. White-peppered pineapple, banana, mango, peach and passion fruit illusions increase intensity.
