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Liopard Oir
- Lavery Brewing Company
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rAvg: 3.98
pDev: 11.81%
Reviews: 28
Hads: 41
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Brewed by:
Lavery Brewing Company
Pennsylvania
,
United States
Style | ABV
Saison / Farmhouse Ale
| 4.80%
ABV
Availability:
Spring.
bottle (18)
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on-tap (10)
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Notes:
A beer for the ladies, crazies and connoisseurs. A floral, hoppy and fruity French-style saison. Saisons are completely undescribable so we won't even try. Our interpretation has five types of grain, Lavery Estate hops and three different strains of yeast! The yeast is the star of this show - fruity, spicy, fragrant, alluring and simply delicious. This beer ends dry and crisp and bottled conditioned with Brettanomyces Clausenii, a wild yeast that adds fruity, tart and mildly funky aromas and flavors to ale. This beer is great young but will change considerably with time.
Named Liopard oir, Irish for 'gold leopard', which appears on the Lavery Family crest.
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Reviews by nhindian:
nhindian
Pennsylvania
4.28
/5
rDev
+7.5%
look: 4 | smell: 4 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 4
Review from notes. Had at a Pittsburgh tasting a bit ago.
22oz bottle split and poured into a Stone taster.
A - Pours a cloudy, hazy goldenrod with about a finger's worth of white head. Retention and lacing are both decent.
S - The nose is full of spicy and somewhat herbal notes. I'm getting a good amount of lemongrass, citrus, and maybe some coriander as well. Slightly funky with some earthy notes.
T - The taste at the start has a lot of floral, grassy hop flavors, before transitioning into lemon, orange, and a melange of different spices, like clove. It's hard to put a finger on this since I am getting lots of different notes here. The yeast doesn't help matters, but it definitely makes things interesting and fresh.
M - Mouthfeel is medium-bodied with high carbonation. This beer finishes bone dry and rather crisp, which is always nice to see from a saison. Long-lasting fruit and spice leaves a very nice finish.
D/O - Drinkability is high. Excellent mouthfeel and the hops add a nice layer to an already solid saison base. I have seen Lavery bottles a few times, but have never pulled the trigger, but I will definitely pick this beer up again and keep an eye out for their other offerings.
Serving type: bottle
11-16-2011 03:16:45 |
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I have tried many beers and many saisons. American brewers have a very difficult time creating saisons like those from Belgium. The balance on this beer is phenomenal. There are equal parts of funky and earthy, and it does not cross the line. This reminds me of Dupont and Fantome. It is beers like this that are defining the craft beer movement of America.
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A: Pours a golden yellow with a hugh amount (2 full fingers) of cloud white head. The lacing on my glass is amazing the entire drinking session.
Ar: Peppery, funky, with some crisp hop notes.
T: Wow! This is an amazing farmhouse beer. Crisp, citrus hops, Funky brett notes with kind of a grassy flavor. Really complex for the style. Nice mix of grains and funk topped off by hops.
M: Light and crisp with moderate carbonation.
Overall: An great farmhouse/Saison beer. This is one that I usually compare other beers of the same style to. I can say that I will have a few of these in my celler and can't wait for this to gain even more funk over time.
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