Saison van de Bruwer is a spelt Saison, dry-hopped and fermented with added Brettanomyces. It is blond, opalescent; its very persistent foam is creamy and fine. Very aromatic and fruity, its nose is reminiscent of pineapple, quince, apricot, and gooseberry. A ‘funky’ touch, typical of Brettanomyces, completes the picture. In the mouth these same flavors are intensified and accompanied by notes of cereals, a floral touch, and a final that evokes lime zests. Its attack is mellow, but its finish is dry and bitter — typical character traits of the 1920s Saisons. bbd 18/11/2024

"X Anniversary 10/10 Mixed Fermentation Honey Saison - 10th in a series of anniversary beers. Wild beer, fermented with a blend of wild yeast and bacteria from Stu Mostów Brewery. The idea for this beer was born during a meeting with B. Nektar Meadery, where the most interesting barrels were selected to create a unique blend of wild beers. A significant amount of Polish local multifloral honey from the Zloty Miód apiary was then added. As the wild yeast fermented the honey, the beer developed a dry profile while retaining a pleasant sweet floral honey aroma. Before bottling, an extra portion of honey was added, enabling natural carbonation through bottle refermentation. "

"Gently Farmhouse Ale brewed with Pilsner from our coltivation. Aged for 20 months in red wine barriques of which 1 month with elderflowers harvested near the brewery"

"Farmhouse ale brewed with our malts, chestnut honey and brett"

Brett Saison with Rose Hips

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

Saison with red currant

Wheat Saison aged in Turkish orange liquor barrels for 16 months with organic orange zests

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

"Mixed Cereal Saison aged in a Gin barrel on its 2nd usage (where a mixed-ferm ginger beer has staged before). Collaboration with B.A.R."

"Gently Farmhouse Ale brewed with Pilsner from our coltivation. Aged for12 months in red wine barriques with a special blend of yeasts."

"Gently Farmhouse Ale brewed with pilsner from our cultivation. Aged 12 months in red wine barrique of which 3 months with 280 g / l of hand selected wild plums harvested near the brewery."

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

"Camaraderie is a unique saison, brewed in collaboration with our friends at Alvinne Brewery. This creation celebrates friendship and solidarity, and is part of our special 10-year series. We have cherished our relationship with Alvinne for many years, and this beer brings that story to life. Taste the power of true camaraderie!"

"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."