"Farmhouse ale Festuca hides a wealth of subtle shades of flavours and colours in a simple cloak, forming together a little feast. Aged for nearly a year in an oak barrel with wild yeast and on a dry grain body, it pearls with slightly tart bitterness of flowers and citrus."

"We used a grist containing 100% floor-malted Maris Otter, to try and capture the rich malty aromatics found when opening a bag from the maltings. In May 2021 we drew a wort from a six hour mash stand. The wort was not heated or boiled, and whole leaf Zappa and Bramling Cross hops were left to steep, before primary fermentation in our coolship, initiated by krausening with actively fermenting spontaneous beer.The resulting raw ale continued fermentation in one Herefordshire cider and one Scotch whisky barrel for twenty three months before blending and bottling. As with all our beers, it was bottled completely flat, with a good dose of primings to produce lively carbonation via refermentation in bottle."

Saison with Czech hops. BBD is 30/10/2024

"Beer and cider Hybrid. Blend of barrel aged beers fermented on apple pomace, (1/2), house made natural cider from the same appels (the orchard is 500m away from the brewery) and one sixth of BA sour beer. "

Saison brewed with local Emmer wheat, fermented with Kveik & Brett and then aged for 12 months in Burgundy red wine barrels.

Rye Saison fermented with Kveik and Brett. Aged for 11 mpnths in Burgundy red wine barrels.

Blend of 2 Saison fermented with Brett and aged 8 months in Burgundy red wine barrels and 10 months red wine barrels from Languedoc.

Blend of six barrels of saisons and mixed fermented beers. the average of the BA beers used is 10 months.

Saison w. Bergamot & BlackPears brewed in collaboration with The Belgian Beer Café TripelB in the UK

Saison with red currant

Saison-style wild beer, aged for several months in Alsatian barrels, with maceration of fresh Alsatian tarragon from the garden.

Saison de coupage: blend of Saison d'Epeatre (Spelt Saison) and a Spontaneous ale aged for 12 months in an oak barrel from Champs Marmo.

Hopped with Sabro. Honey is added during the boil. The previous name of this beer was Noblesse Oblige

"Anna (1902-1993) was our grandfather’s sister; Hill Farmstead Brewery rest upon the land that was once home to her and her 13 siblings. In her honor, this honey Farmstead® ale is crafted from American malted barley, European and American hops, Vermont wildflower honey, our distinctive farmhouse yeast and water from our well. Unfiltered and naturally carbonated, this is the ale that I dream to have shared with Anna."

"Dry-hopped blend of strong beers, kept for many years in our cellar. Inspired by the Bière de Garde farmhouse style, typical of north of France."

"Warm yet dry, lightly toasted and thirst-quenching, it strikes a balance between lager and saison, with moderate bitterness and a subtle hoppy touch. Translucent, topped with a beautiful, lacy head, it warms the heart... but not so much the hands. An homage to bad weather, industrial areas, wet tracks, and rainy departures."

"Spring beer made with 100% two-row spring barley malt from Occitanie, Alsatian Triskel and Armais whole-flower hops. Slow fermentation and long lagerinf. The bottled version contains Brettanomyces!"

"Blend of fresh saison fermented with house yeast mix and 20% of foeder saison. Hops: Triskel and Glacier from a France."