Saison Dupont Biologique

Brewed by Brasserie Dupont
Style: Saison
Tourpes-Leuze, Belgium

Even good as non-biologigic saison. Wonderfull beer, creamy excellent fully lasting head, heavy yeasty aroma, very acetic and powerfull flavour Long finish. Oily palate.

Bottle. Golden with long head. Soft mouthfeel, quite refreshing. Bras. Dupont is really great ! Very good.

From a bottle served at "Ludlow Wine" in Cincinnati, Ohio - This one poured a golden brew that smelled of fresh meadow grass and sweet malt, with a fine, white head of foam. Tastewise, it was sweet and grand, a near perfect example of the brew type.

Golden yellow white head. Nice balance of fruit,hops and grass aroma. Sweet flavor right at first, nice bitter hops finish.

I can find it both on tap and in 75 cl bottles, and I really love it. Fresh, spicy, makes you wish it’ll never end.

Plenty of citrus in the nose, especially when cold. Becomes more expressive as it warms offering some barnyard, sweet grassy hay, floral and spicy notes and an underlying sweet fruitiness. Very hazy, almost opaque yellow blonde body is topped by a decent, fine bubbled white head that recedes slowly to a lasting cover with plenty of lacing on the sides of the glass. Biscuity and lightly grainy malts blend with plenty of citrus and tropical fruit with spicy, floral and haylike hops notable in the aftertaste. Bitterness while quite pronounced is never the focus. Medium body with a creamy texture and pleasantly prickly effervescence. Sweet er and bit more full bodied than their bench-mark Vieille Provision but excellent in its own right. Thanks to Gerry for bringing this special treat to BC so that we can enjoy it this summer. Tulip glass. Cellar temperature. Bottle (Brewery Creek, May-08).

The beer pours an obscure lemon yellow color, the head mountainous in size, frothy in texture and the color an off white. As the head erodes it leaves behind a fine covering sheet of lace to seal off the glass. The aroma of yeast unmistakable, malt, a tiny bit astringent and the ever present musty smell of these organics, that actually appeals to me. It begins sweet, noticeable malt, the top middling in feel, acerbic finish, with generous hop bitterness, quite dry and lingering aftertaste. Quite a decent drinking beer and a welcome change of pace from the heavy strong ales I’ve beer sampling lately.

Hazy deep straw in color with a medium white head. Aroma is funky, with notes of fruit and spice ( oranges,nutmeg,pepper). Flavor is consistant with aroma and also displays some tartness in the finish.