Fruit Stand - Peach
Casey Brewing & Blending and Barrel Cellar

Thanks Jim.
Back of the bottle was stamped "08/21/17."
This was poured into a tulip.
The appearance was a pale glossy orange semi-peach skinned color with a quickly dissolving little white head leaving no lace.
The aroma wrapped together a clever sweet to sour peach flesh to skin character with a semi-strong clean vinous character touching down on some dry sweet oak and embracing a little bit of funk. Light apple cider with grassy notes.
The flavor dryly takes the vinous sour and sweet levels to meet the oaky and funky fruity attitude that had a semi-invasive white wine-like quality. Strong tart peach-like skin. Moderate sticky sour peachy flesh and skin in the aftertaste.
The mouthfeel was about medium bodied with a fair sipping quality about it. Vinous character created some harshness with a slight astringency, but it was acceptable to me. Carbonation felt fine along my tongue. ABV felt as projected by the brewer. Acceptable sticky peachy flesh finish.
Overall, sour saison? Yes, that's what I would go with for this beer and quite good. It's one that I could come back to if given the chance.

Murky yellow pour with pinky finger of white foam, spotted lacing. Big peach the whole way in all aspects. Nose is laced with it to go with bright oak, flowers, and wild yeast and mild funk. Taste is the same but more acidic than the series usually is. Feel is obviously reflecting this with sour acidity up front before light wild feeling yeast and tender oak subdue a bit, very bright overall, medium bodied. Very good fruity sour saison for summertime