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Arnold, John P. (1911). Origin and History of Beer and Brewing. Chicago, Illinois: Alumni Association of the Wahl-Henius Institute of Fermentology. OCLC 2215173. Bière de saison' is first mentioned in the early 19th century. It was most widely known as a beer from the industrial city of Liège, where it was brewed by professional breweries as a keepable version of the city's spelt beer that had been produced for a few centuries. It was made with malted spelt, unmalted wheat and only a small amount of barley malt. It was typically brewed in winter and drunk after four to six months. [2] Saisons to Try From The Referend Bier Blendery: Juan Gris, Le Rouge et le Noir, and Mont Sainte-Victoire

One of my favorite recipes with kveik is called Stoutland, which is a stout that tiptoes the line between what is acceptable as a stout and an entirely new (to me) combination of flavors. The tangy kveik esters bouncing off of all the chocolate and my pretty robust hopping rate make for a very angular and unique stout. Here’s the recipe: Buried Acorn Brewing Co.’s Stoutland clone Tim Shore is the Owner, Brewer, and Funk Whisperer of Buried Acorn Brewing Co. in Syracuse, New York Spices such as orange zest, coriander, and ginger may be used. Some spice character may come through due to the production of phenols during fermentation at warm temperatures. [6]

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Marika Josephson, owner of Scratch Brewing Co., continues the sentiment, “I think it’s important to preserve the notion of farming for the sake of small farmers and investments in small-scale agriculture, so I think that the term “farmhouse,” when used to describe beer, should specifically refer to beer made with ingredients farmed by the brewery. That beer doesn’t at all have to be based on the guidelines for a “saison.” I think that what’s important for a farmhouse beer is that the ingredients are grown by the brewery; that if the brewery can’t grow the ingredients, they source them as locally as possible; that they look to their own indigenous water and yeast; and that they try to serve their community first and foremost.” 25 of the Best Saison Breweries to Try Right Now

The Referend takes a slightly different approach to the saison style. As you should know by now, the Referend spontaneously ferments all its beers. Another brewery nearly synonymous with the American saison, Jolly Pumpkin has been making delicious funky beer for over a decade. And, like Jester King, Jolly Pumpkin is ubiquitous. Everyone has tried Bam Bière. But it never gets old. And, rather than rest on its laurels, Jolly Pumpkin continues to innovate within the category experimenting with hoppy saisons and fruited sour ales. Documents reveal comments on different local brewing methods or ingredients. Pliny the Elder in his Naturalis Historia wrote about Celts brewing ale "in Gaul and Spain in a number of different ways, and under a number of different names; although the principle is the same." Anglo-Saxon laws reveal they identified three different ales, while the Normans mention cervisae (ale) and plena cervisia (full bodied ale) in the Domesday Book. At my home brewery, I have brewed more with the original cultures than commercial versions. When I started playing with the traditionally harvested slurries and dried kveiks, I suspected that unpredictable refermentation or sourness sneaking in after bottling might be a problem. I have never had such problems. One imperial stout fermented with the original version of Sigmund’s kveik aged beautifully in the bottle. But I store all my beers in a cool cellar.What’s the Difference Between a Farmhouse Ale and a Saison? Photography courtesy of John A. Paradiso Farmhouse homebrewing used to be a common activity throughout northern Europe. Before commercial yeast, each farmhouse had own yeast that was propagated from batch to batch. The yeast culture was maintained with tried-and-true folk wisdom. We’ve sung the praises of Homage Brewing in the past, but it bears repeating that Homage makes stellar Belgian-inspired ales. Founders Matt and Lauren Garcia have taken notes from some of the best natural wineries in California, imbuing their base saisons with lovely acidity and terroir evocative of our favorite Piquettes or Sparkling Zinfandels.

Eugene goes a step further, leveraging spent hops, while Leila includes malted Purple Egyptian barley to show off local Washington malts.Fermentation Charact Most beer styles fall into types roughly according to the time and temperature of the primary fermentation and the variety of yeast used during fermentation. As the terminology of brewing arose before the advent of the science of microbiology, "yeast" in this context may refer not only to fungi but to some bacteria, for example Lactobacillus in Berliner Weisse.