Just had a Sep 2020 bottle. Super impressed with the results. Carbonation was low but produced a thin white head with low retention. Nose has cherry and funky notes. Taste adds some wood, and tart plus light brett. You can pour it totally clean, but I reserved the bottom. It was thick and tasted like cherry pie without being sweet. Glad I have 2 more bottles.

Enjoyed at HCBS #32. Big winner. Stood the test of time and was well enjoyed.

Super sour, acetic. Great flavors from the wood.

Unable to locate. Presumed drain pour.

Enjoyed at HCBS #32. Surprised a lot of folks with this one. Very good.

Enjoyed at HCBS #32. A start of the day. Excellent balance and flavors.

Enjoyed at HCBS #32. One of the last bottles remaining for this defunct brewery. The style was spot on. Small hints of cabernet.

Enjoyed at HCBS #32. Hops were great with the base farmhouse Saison. Flawless and wonderful.

Great taste

Enjoyed at HCBS #32. Super good and had a nice oakiness. Vanilla was present but light.

2017 bottle. Pours black with no head. Nose has great blend of vanilla and chocolate notes with a hint of cherry. Taste is amazing bringing out the oak and highlighting the vanilla on the big base with other berry flavors of raspberry, mild strawberry. Body is as big as it gets and is the best of any ale out there. Carbonation is near zero, and that's ok. Age has done this one well at 7 years.

Enjoying this much more than I previously did. Great body backing up a vanilla and boozy base.

Enjoyed at HCBS #32. Wow, these old JK seem to last forever. Big favorite of the night. A bit more tart but still very well balanced.

Enjoyed at HCBS #32. Good but losing much of the orange flavor at this point. Too bad, it was initially overpowering and now I want more.

Quite disappointing. Almost no orange. Sweetness has toned down, though. Finish has an off flavor bitterness. Not holding up for less than 6 years old.

Unable to locate. Presumed drink.

Unable to locate but a Willet-ized remains without entry. Consuming the Willet-ized now to align.

Enjoyed at HCBS #31. I felt it was very well balanced, and others thought it was sour.

Slightly bronze golden, not much head. Heavy coriander on the nose. Taste shows some black pepper and more coriander, funky sour.

Sour, good Belgian but too sour.

Enjoyed at HCBS #31. Not much there for the berries, just a touch on the finish. Sour.

All sweet notes are muted and melded with the farmhouse base. Very enjoyable.

Enjoyed at HCBS #31. Cherry still coming through. Very tart.