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Young cd5 is an all time favorite. would bang again and again, clover sounds promising.
 
your taste buds are faulty

says the guy with a closet full of bruery stouts.

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Thoughts on the latest batch of Florence (11/2014)?

It's different. I heard from someone (don't remember who) that this batch didn't go into foudres. I don't know if that's true, but it tastes much cleaner than HF saisons usually do. Very little tartness out the door. Reminds me of Florence circa early 2013. That being said I loved it and I'm excited to see it develop. I think I extraed one of these bottles, but planning to keep the whole rest of the case for myself. I think it has some awesome potential.
 
It's different. I heard from someone (don't remember who) that this batch didn't go into foudres. I don't know if that's true, but it tastes much cleaner than HF saisons usually do. Very little tartness out the door. Reminds me of Florence circa early 2013. That being said I loved it and I'm excited to see it develop.
Yeah, poured this again tonight and I'm left wondering what was changed from previous batches...
 
It's different. I heard from someone (don't remember who) that this batch didn't go into foudres. I don't know if that's true, but it tastes much cleaner than HF saisons usually do. Very little tartness out the door. Reminds me of Florence circa early 2013. That being said I loved it and I'm excited to see it develop. I think I extraed one of these bottles, but planning to keep the whole rest of the case for myself. I think it has some awesome potential.

Almost reminds more of circa 12' florence a lot more cloudy. we did a side by side with 7/14 last week two different beers for sure.
 
the saisons used to drastically change from batch to batch all the time. remember blue label arthur?
I thought when the fouders were introduced that alot of things started tasting way too similar.

Seems like since they've had them for a bit now, the saisons are starting to become a little more distinct again and they are starting to dial in exactly how they want them to be.
 
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