Tart, clean apple, lightly sparkling. Finishes straight through sour with some bracing bitterness.

Coriander's the strongest and most immediate flavor in this beer, which is usually a big negative for me, but it worked really well in this beer. It flowed into a dry, yeasty turn into a strong cereal backbone. I think that bit of savory character made this beer.

An excellent saison with complex herbal notes but which doesn't scream strongly in any particular herbal direction. Sage wasn't what came to mind when I tasted this. The lemongrass, a little more. Light and very drinkable.

Lightly sour. Thin and very dry, unusually not-juicy for a raspberry beer. But I hate raspberry, and I really liked this.

Sour, probably the tartest beer of the night. The sourness is a generic yeast sourness with a touch of hops.

Smells lightly of booze and fruit, with a complex, tart, cider-vinegar-like flavor that develops over time. The progression from Beauregarde to Supplication to this was definitely the right order, like a developing symphony.