Guava Grove Saison
750ml bottle bought from the brewery for $11 if I recall correctly. Poured into a tulip glass. Appearance (2): Somewhat cloudy orange color with yellow around the edges. Two fingers of head or so of medium and large bubbles which quickly disappears to a thin layer. A light cream thin head of tiny bubbles is left that almost covers the entire surface then dies to just a ring around the outside eventually. No lacing. Aroma (5): A super musty funk aroma. Very strong citrus as well, perhaps lime or spoiled white grapes. Actually, it smells a lot like fermenting grapes. Very fragrant. Taste (5): Dank, basement must. Absolutely huge, funky barnyard flavor. White grapes and some orange and lemon citrus flavors up front - slightly sweet and very acidic as well. Orange, kiwi sweetness in the middle - I assume that's the guava. Slight undertones of the cedar wood with a slightly tannic, somewhat dry finish. Mouthfeel (4): High carbonation and thin mouthfeel. Almost watery due to its dryness. Huge flavors make this not at all obvious and the dryness isn't either due to the sweet, fruit flavors. Drinkability (2.5): Huge, funky and fruit flavors make this beer quite tasty, but not that drinkable. Half of the magnum was enough for me right now, but I'd definitely have it again.