Gloria
Tonewood Brewing - Barrington

Served in a nearly full clear pint glass right here at Glory, Olde City, Philadelphia. A half inch off-white head quickly receded to a mere coating. The brew is hazy yellow-amber in color. It brings a light yeasty and wheaty aroma. Everything else about it is also light. Its taste is so light that those that don't like the wheat and yeast characters of saisons won't mind this. Those are there, but rather subdued. The mouthfeel is a little sticky for this style, but it doesn't hurt and may add to the overall by giving something without full flavor a bit of a presence. The glass lacing isn't bad, bearing witness to its supple body. This isn't offensive in any way, even for those that don't like the style. But, of course, neither is it particularly noteworthy.

Had on tap. Very murky orangey yellow pour, pinky finger of white foam. Smell and taste are clones: saison yeast leading with lemon and floral tones, some very minor minerals, grass and I swear wheat bread. Feel is verging on watery with the wild tones being SUPER faint, yeast is good but not much after, not thin but very light