Tonight we are sipping Saison de Lente by The Bruery. It has a light hazy golden color (it's not as amber in color as it appears in the top photo). It has a lemony nose, and it tastes fresh, crisp, light to medium bodied, with lemon, orange, clove, and honey tones. Not overly spicy or sweet, probably great on a summer day. It is lightly hopped, and brewed with Brettanomyces, which is apparently considered a contaminant in many beers, but in Belgian Ales, it is used to give a sour/tarty flavor (in Stouts, this is done with lactic acid and malt). This beer has a nice tall head, extra bubbly, not as creamy as a stout head. I have noticed that all my beer glasses are filmy, which is gross, but also can destroy your head. I promise, I will wash my glasses by hand with extra hot water.
ABV:
6.5%, IBU: 35
CNN: 10
COR: 50 %
Date shared/consumed: 3/10/12
Date shared/consumed: 3/10/12
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