Cool Springs Brewery Circumsaison
I don't get a lot of saisons here, do I? I pose that question not as a rhetorical, as I genuinely don't know if I do. I mean, they aren't necessarily all called saisons, but I understand that anything that calls itself a farmhouse ale can be one, and I've had that. Also, anything that is a citrus summer ale can be considered one, and I have had my share of those. But, I'm going to go ahead and say that this is my first one (well for the blog, as far as I can remember) and try it out.
Self-evidently, the head on this beer is nearly overwhelming. From the moment I popped it open, it has gushed foam, so I expected nothing less than this gigantic head. The color is medium brown without a hint of red or orange or anything else - just brown and only semi-permeable. The aroma is citrus hops and fairly light. It makes sense for a summer beer.
First sip is complex and interesting - the way I like a sip. It's got citrus, flowers, bread, grain, and I may be going out on a…
Self-evidently, the head on this beer is nearly overwhelming. From the moment I popped it open, it has gushed foam, so I expected nothing less than this gigantic head. The color is medium brown without a hint of red or orange or anything else - just brown and only semi-permeable. The aroma is citrus hops and fairly light. It makes sense for a summer beer.
First sip is complex and interesting - the way I like a sip. It's got citrus, flowers, bread, grain, and I may be going out on a…