A: Pours a dark cloudy orange with a huge white head, had to wait a bit to drink it. Leaves lots of lace.
S: A touch of funk and sour coming though with some spices. Not much pumpkin which is nice
T: A touch sour and funky, the lightest pumpkin beer I have had. Sweet with a slight acid bite.
M: Moderate acidity, medium-bodied, dry slightly bitter aftertaste.
D: Interesting beer for sure. Very characteristic jolly pumpkin, not a spice/pumpkin bomb witch I did like.
Serving type: bottle
A: Dark brown with red hints. Produces a off white head that settles quickly
S: Token funk coming through. A slight tannin maybe leather smell as well.
T: Slightly sour but eases up pretty quick to the familiar Saison taste.
M: light body with high carbonation that tingles.
D: A nice saison but not the best I have ever had. The sourness is a welcomed addition though
Appearance: Pours a nearly clear, yellow body with a fizzy, white head.
Smell: A touch of maltiness with scents of coriander and farmhouse funk
Taste: Light malt sweetness and flavor with a nice amount of lemons and bananas. Some Belgian-type spices thrown in. Both lightly bitter and sour on the lasting finish.
Mouthfeel: Medium-thin body. Moderate carbonation.
Drinkability: A very good Saison from JP
Serving type: bottle
Easter 2012 Beer
A: The beer pours a lightly hazed golden orange color with a tall white head.
S: A very nice tart aroma of apples, pears, and peaches. Light grass notes to it and some wet oak. A little bit of earthiness and some lemon zest. Still a little bit of malt and a touch of pepper.
T: Some light spice, particularly white pepper. Hints of bready malts in the background, but the tartness really takes hold. Lemon zest, lactobacillus, grapes, and apples provide a nice complexity and tartness.
M: Medium in body with a medium to high carbonation.
O: A winner from Jolly Pumpkin. This is a really nice somewhat sour Saison
Serving type: bottle, split a few ways
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