The Separation Of Light And Darkness
Burial Beer Co.

 

March 2019 draft @ Burial

 

Fall 2018, Carolina peaches variant.

Pouring from a 16.9 oz. bottle into a snulip glass, this beer pours out like a light, white grape wine. Forms in the glass a perfectly clear, straw color. It forms a finger worth of perfectly white crown that is constantly replenishing with bubbles from the bottom of the glass. 4.5

The nose brings a beautiful peach presence mixing with a tart funkiness and light straw on the backend. 4.5

The taste comes in with natural peaches and turns to a dried out straw. Juicy peaches, peach flesh, slight apple skins.

The mouthfeel has an ever so slightly puckering tartness before it turns to the dry side. Dryness that is like licking the sugar off of peach rings. Beautiful, spritzy carbonation.

Overall, I really enjoy this one.

 

 

 

 

 

absolutely beautiful brew, the kind of delicate but full flavored new school saison i am loving right now, with a supremely developed complex brett profile, fruity and funky but also really soft and clean, and a bright fresh fruity dry hop profile as well, tons of character, tart but not sour either, frothy feeling with the wheaty grain base, and restrained in the right ways, highly refined and super delicious, burial keeps on impressing me every single time i have one of their beers! this has a brightness of color to it, yellow, mildly electric looking, with a short but dense white head from the tap. fruity white wine notes from the hops, perhaps some nelson in here, but there is enough funkiness from the brett that the specific hop varietals involved are not readily obvious to me. pineapple juice and mandarin orange and raw wheat, a little berliner type tang as well, but for me a lot more brett than sourness, just awesome complexity in the yeast profile. slightly grassy at the end from the hops, and there is a little bitterness to it, but i also get ripe melon and lime and elderflower, hay type funk, summery vibe, beautifully dry. yum!