Spring has sprung! This season is perfect for refreshing, low ABV beer styles, and Saisons perfectly hit the spot. This month I'm showcasing a variety of domestic Saisons, some made in a more classic style, some more experimental. Hope you enjoy!
Cheers!
Brendon Pineda
Beer Aficionado
Upright Brewing - Saison Vert
Portland, Oregon
Saison brewed with black limes
Hops & Grain: N/A
Serving Temperature: 50-55F
To me, Upright Brewing is one of the breweries that stands out in Portland, OR. The brewery specializes in farmhouse inspired beers rooted in France and Belgium with a Pacific NW twist. This beer showcases their take on the classic Saison style by adding in some black limes (essentially sun-bathed limes) to add some zesty complexity to the beer.
Notes of under-ripe pineapple, lime, salt, tingly effervescence, honeycomb, dehydrated lime peels.
Urban Roots - Tomorrow's Verse
Sacramento, CA
Saison (bottle fermented)
Hops & Grain: N/A
Serving Temperature: 50-55F
Urban Roots is a brewery & smokehouse located in Downtown Sacramento. Specializing in smoked meats, tasty beers and good times. Out of the three beers, this one is more of a traditional, clean tasting Saison.
Notes of hay, honey, jasmine, grass, white flowers with a slightly bitter finish
Logsdon Farmhouse Ales - Rupert's Rye
Hood River, Oregon
Dark Rye Saison with Pear Juice
Dark rye malt, Liberty hops, saccharomyces, brettanomyces and lactic acid bacteria
Serving temperature: 50-55F
Logsdon Farmhouse Ales produces some of the best Farmhouse Ales in the country. Most of the brewery’s fans anticipate their annual award winning release “Peche n Brett” (a Saison re-fermented with peaches). We only get a case! If interested, please email “bpineda@plumpjack.com” to begin allocation on this rare release. For now, we enjoy their Rupert’s Rye – a delicious dark rye Saison with pear juice added.
Notes of rye bread, marble pound cake, slight lactic acid, dusty funky, slightly sour finish.
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