beer_name: Guava Grove Saison
text: A- Holy head!!! Bottle says pour slowly and that is a must. The brew itself is a nice blend of orange, maroon and apricot with some turbidity. It's fairly evident the brew is carbonated by quickly rising bubbles up to the massive frothy white head. Chunks of the stuff are left once it actually settles. S- Fairly fruity, which I'm guessing is from the Guava. I also pick up a bit of funk/barnyard aroma of brett in here though I don't believe it's used in this version. There is a definite malt presence in here as well. T- One of the maltiest Saison's I've had but it works. The fruitiness of the Guava blends so well with caramel and toffee. Strangley I pick up some chocolate in the aftertaste. M- Medium bodied with lively carbonation. Smooth on the mouth even with the bubbles though. Very drinkable. Abv not felt at all. O- I liked this a lot, moreso then the Dupont Saison. Maltier than any other I've had in the style, and the Guava fruit works to perfection. Unique for the style I feel, especially with the malt backbone. I'm falling for CCB and their brews.