Brasserie St Feuillien has been operated by the Friart family since 1873. The Saison is one of the most recent additions, being introduced to the market in 2009; at the request of the US importer.
It is a fairly traditional style saison, though at 6.5%, it is a little higher in alcohol. The Belgian’s call this a ‘beer of the terroir’, capturing the rustic characteristics of the fertile southern lands of Belgium.
The beer isn’t the funkiest of saisons, but is does have a lovely earthy character, coupled with a nice grainy malt body.
There are strong fruit flavours, and a little dry biscuit character from the malt body. Citrus and some gentle spicing add another flavour element, and every few sips there is a hint of smokiness in the dry, not-too-bitter finish.
Overall it is a really easy drinking beer, and doesn’t show much sign of the higher alcohol. A decent session beer, albeit you’d end up with a shorter session maybe!
Alvinne's saison is light, crisp, quite funky with a hint of sour thanks to blending a little of the Omega blond sour beer
This classic Belgian Saison was the first beer produced commercially by Brasserie Atrium
The new beer from the good 'Dochter' is a dry-hopped saison with bitter orange
A spelt saison brewed in collaboration with Hill Farmstead
A simple but funky and interesting saison, with two old style hops for a fruity, dry and spicy character
A collaborative Saison featuring rye, spelt and wheat malts, dry-hopped with a Ukranian hop called Zachrava
An attempt at recreating a traditional 19th-Century saison, heavily hopped and mixed with lambic then barrel aged
An historical style spelt saison, dry-hopped and refermented with Brettanomyces
A classic Belgian style saison, with a twist - dry-hopped with Cascade & Amarillo
A saison with winter-type spices added including timut and szechuan peppers, mustard seeds and juniper
by Brouwerij Emelisse/Slot-Oostende
A hazy golden saison - crisp, citrusy, earthy and dry
A traditional Belgian saison, dry and funky, grainy malt and a solid bitterness
by Brasserie de Jandrain-Jandrenouille
A traditionally styled saison brewed with just the four ingredients as such beers were in the past
'Tess' is a White White Saison - a farmhouse ale fermented on Pinot Grigio white wine barrels and hopped with Hallertau Blanc hops
A very tasty little saison - or Grisette - from London's Partizan Brewing
A refreshingly crisp and dry farmhouse ale with addition rhubarb and ginger
A collaboration between De Molen and Beavertown (UK) sees a beery take on the traditional Gin & Tonic
A classic Belgian saison from Brouwerij De Ranke - hoppy and floral with a dry finish.
An earthy Wallonian saison from one of Europe's last remaining steam breweries
So good it was recently included in USA Draft's '25 Best Beers of the Year'.
The classic farmhouse ale, and benchmark that re-popularised the saison style of beer.
A special annual vintage version of Dupont's classic saison
A very traditional style saison, with a recipe dating back to 1884
A very traditional style saison that offers a glimpse of past beer styles
A black India saison isn't something you see everyday from a Belgian brewer
A unique combination of Saison and White Beer produces a refreshing blonde ale with a nice bite.
White Pony have created what they call a Pacific Saison Ale, featuring hops from Australia (Summer) and NZ (Wakatu)
A Guten Free, Organic beer that sits somewhere between a tripel and farmhouse ale
Classically Belgian, this St Feuillien Brune is smooth, rich and tasty
A lovely spiced fruit cup of Christmas pudding in a 10% strong dark ale
A delicious, complex but light and dry Belgian Strong Blonde Ale from Brasserie St Feuillien
A bigBelgian Quad from one of Belgium's old family breweries - what's not to like!
An interesting farmhouse ale with seven different hops plus liquorice
A classic Belgian Tripel, often held out as an example of the style
