Named for the goddess of the Ardennes forest in Belgian, this Belgian-style is our way of welcoming Spring. To create this unique beer we used Organic malted barley, white wheat malt, oats, maize and Belgian candy sugar. Subtle notes of citrus are added by the use of orange and lemon. Most of the character of this beer is thanks to the yeast, a strain from the Ardennes region of Belgium.Any other brewers wish to tip your hand?
6.4 % ABV
15 IBUs
O.G. 14 º Plato
Brewery Growth Since 2009 Needs an Explanation
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I had a pint of Laurelwood's Saison to other night...I was really hoping for more carbonation from it. Tasty none the less, I've never used this yeast strain, I'm gonna check it out on my next round of Belgian brews.
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