dug this. surprising, sharp, refreshing; good stuff. — 10 years ago
Hoppy but not overly floral for a saison. — 10 years ago
Impecably balanced and still incredibly youthful. Delicious! — 10 years ago
Easy to drink, smooth — 10 years ago
The quintessence — 11 years ago
Important items for today. A little local brew and the only way to keep your feet dry! #harvestbeer #hardwork — 11 years ago
Ale brewed with botrytis affected Viognier. — 11 years ago
Deeeeeelightful — 9 years ago
Love the added spices. — 10 years ago
Great saison — 10 years ago
Another terrific beer from Jolly Pumpkin. Definitely improves with some time in the glass; much better on tap at the brewpub in Ann Arbor. Doesn't have the depth of the La Roja (which is by far my favorite JP), but still a great beer. — 10 years ago
A delicious saison w lemon, funk, and just pure enjoyment! From Torst — 10 years ago
Brett-tastic — 10 years ago
Only my second Prairie ale. — 11 years ago
This is beyond legit. I have not been a huge hill fan In the past but this is great. I wish it said sour though. Thanks @corkyphilly — 11 years ago
Fruity, refreshing. Very nice. — 9 years ago
Bitter, hoppy, flavored of lemon and soft spice. Sad this brewery is closing. — 9 years ago
That was fun. Almost too sour for my taste but stopped short and lots of lighter complexity. I was afraid of what the Brett would add not being a fan of it in wine but it was another mild complexity. Triple fermented in various vessels w various yeasts. — 10 years ago
First time I see anything from them in Boston.A decent Saison, with raisins and faint cloves overtones on top of hay and grass. I hope the rest of their stuff is significantly better — 10 years ago
Excellent — 10 years ago
Killer saison that focuses on the varying effects of yeast versus hops or malt. The latter two remain constant. — 11 years ago
#northcoastbrewery — 11 years ago
Rosemary and pepper...like the beer equivalent of a tasty lamb dish. — 11 years ago
Bretta goodness. — 12 years ago
Kathryn Aronsohn
A great, fresh saison. Lots of yeasty residue in the bottle which can be a fun treat for fermentation nerds. — 9 years ago