Saisons

Saisons are a type of beer that originated in Belgium, traditionally brewed in farmhouses during the cooler months and consumed in the summer by seasonal workers, or 'saisonnier.' They are known for their refreshing, fruity, and spicy flavors, often accompanied by a dry finish. Saisons typically have a moderate to high alcohol content and a complex aroma due to the use of various yeast strains and spices. While they can vary in color and specific taste, they generally embody a lively carbonation and a balance between malt sweetness and hop bitterness, making them enjoyable and versatile.