Stillwater Stateside Saison

Stillwater Stateside Saison

Stateside Saison pays homage to old world tradition while celebrating new world innovation. Naturally brewed with the finest European malts & fresh aromatic hops from the United States & New Zealand. It’s then fermented using a classic farmhouse ale yeast and bottle conditioned to enhance stability. The outcome is a beer of unique design and exquisite taste, showcasing some of the best attributes of modern-day craft brewing. (Brewed by Stillwater @ DOG Brewing Co.)
3.7
827 reviews
Rochester, United States

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3.6 Off white frothy head left a good cover on a very hazy dark lemon coloured body. Earthy aroma with lemon, sour & bitter citrus. Medium bodied, crisp & clean with a spritely back. Bitter lemon, bitter citrus, zest, hay & yeast tastes.
3.7 47,3cl can split with emjolnir. Pours a slight hazy golden colour with a medium crisp white head. Aroma of citrus, hop resin, fruity hops, herbs, orange, pale malt. Taste is moderate sweet, medium bitter with a medium dry finish. Notes of pale malt, wheat, hops, honey, herbs, dry yeast. Texture is oily, medium to light bodied with moderate carbonation
3.4 can bb 26aug19 oro velata discreta schiuma media persistenza nota terrosa lieve speziato luppolato agrume un po stanco discreta secchezza amaro medio
3.5 Can sample at a tasting at Yoav's place. Clear yellow with white head. The aroma has notes of spices, citrus, herbs, onion and some bubblegum. The flavor is bitter and mild sour with notes of onion, spices, herbal and floral, garlic and some maltiness. Slightly dry, medium-bodied.
3.9 473ml can. Hazy orange with a frothy white head. Hoppy fruity aroma and mild spicy yeast. Taste of citrus fruits, spices, yeast, pepper, sweet. Medium body, soft carbonation. Really nice hoppy saison.
3.6 16 oz can. Light gold color with a light white head. Aroma of lemon, spices, florals, and bread dough. Citrusy, a little spicy, light bitterness, good carbonation. Drinkable and refreshing.
3.4 Golden straw color, white head. Ripe fruit nose, melon, pineapple, papaya, citrus, light malty, yeast, phenols with solvent. Fruity and yeasty taste, grass, citrus, alcohol, dry finish, moderate bitterness. Medium body, average carbonation. 6, 4, 6, 4, 14
3.4 Can at a tasting. Clear golden, Aroma is fruity and spicy, notes of citrus. Sweet, citrus fruits, lemon, zesty, dry bitter finish. Medium-bodied, fizzy. Nice.
3.7 Clove with a little funk. Spritzy and tasty. How a saison should be. Very happy nice lacing.
3.3 Can from lizardville Westerville. Nose is alcohol and clove and pepper. Body is dry and thinner. Seems like a bit of a cross between a white ale and farmhouse ale. Not amazing and would keep looking.
3.7 (Can) Hazy dark yellow body with a small-medium white head that slowly disappears. Aroma has lots of citrus and tropical fruit (pineapple, grapefruit) and yeast; some bread and earthy notes. Light bodied, some light carbonation. Flavor is bright and acidic with citrus; pineapple, grapefruit.
3.8 22oz bottle pours out golden topped with a white head. Nose is yeast forward light fruit pepper and perfume. Taste is more of the nice yeast notes spice and floral.
3.9 There is a suspension of large sediment particles, but the matrix around them is fairly clear. Nice bretty funky smell. Taste is delicate and bretty, dry yeastiness coats the tongue. Medium body, mildly bitter aftertaste, euro grassy hop, yummy, balanced, and crafty saison.
3.8 $2.75 pint can from Wine Warehouse. Pours slight hazy pale gold with a large white head. Aroma immediately upon opening can: very fruity (and very pleasant) including stone fruit juice and citrus peel. Flavor is yeasty fruit, mostly bitter peach, a bit of straw, light barnyard, light gum. This is pretty damn good.
3.9 nice caramel and heavier malted barley component. sweet malted cereal powerful and satisfying. a bit yeasty i suppose. from the can. a bit of fruit can be discerned in the pattern.
3.8 Can for $2.75. Hazy orange yellow pour. Pleasant citrus and stone fruit aroma. Flavor is slightly bitter with citrus, stone fruit, and sugar. Smooth almost silky mouthfeel.
2.7 On tap @Ma che siete venuti a fà (Rome ). Dorata velata, schiuma bianca medio-leggera. Al naso note di lieviti, terrosa, leggero citrico. In bocca è sgraziata, con sentori di verdura cotta e lieviti. Corpo medio, carbonazione medio-leggera. No.
3.4 On tap @Ma Che Siete (Rome). Semi clear golden bright, frothy irregular white foam. Nose: lime, spicy, highlights of esters and a punch of brewing leftovers. Mouth: light body, sweet fruity a bit, inconsistent a bit. Just solid.
3.9 Tasty Saison from Stillwater, with a hefty malt center for the style and a dry, well-rounded finish. Grassy and semisweet on the front end, a mild tart undertone backing up notes of straw and clove, a slight buttered vanilla current developing behind the usual saison flavors. Grows floral on the back end, hints of bread lying underneath a firm bitterness. Proper saison nose, cloves and hay and fresh cut flowers, and the pour’s good as well, a slightly hazed gold with a modest head and moderate lace. Texture’s creamy for the style, not quite as effervescent as it should be but still tempting. Solid pint.
3.6 Tall can from Liberty Beer in Pittsburgh. A bit strong on first impression and over done on sweetness. Has a nice spice bite.
4.0 Can from Merchants. Aroma is tart, fruity, estery, barnyard, slight funk, slight tart, good. Appearance is dark golden, light tan head, hazy. Taste is fruity, bitter, tart, decently hoppy, pine, citrus, malt, slight funk, barnyard, slight spice, good. Mouthfeel is light to medium body, light carbonation, hoppy estery aftertaste. Overall, it’s quite enjoyable.
3.1 Pour is light orange, on the darker side for a saison. White head, good lacing. Great apple, apricot, fruity yeasty nose. Very dry, mineral, light on the palate. Minmal to no spice. Good saison, but nothing special.
3.3 Kinda mineraly, peach notes in the middle, bitter finish. Not bad, but not great either. I’m continually unimpressed by Stillwater.
2.8 KeyKeg (TCBW2017) Thinnish light malts in the aroma, fruity - apple - and fairly sweet. Clear pale orange, tight head settles to a ring. Starchy malty taste, sweet and fruity. Fairly fullish palate, decent carbonation, but is a bit watery. A bit boring, a kinda drinkable saison, I guess.
3.4 On tap at TCBW 2017. Golden yellow colour. Thin white head. Notes of barnyard, candy sugar, yeasty notes, flowery notes and malts in the aroma. Slightly bitter, malty, bit sour, slightly citrussy taste. Slightly bitter, rather dry finish. Light bodied, quite usual farmhouse.
3.7 Bright gold color, medium white head with messy lacing. Aroma and flavor have nice grassy, yeasty characteristics. Rich flavor, not too funky, but tastes good.
3.4 Tap at TCBW. Aroma is fruity, apricots, citrus. Flavor is sweet and bitter, fruits, apricots. Body is on the thin side. Overall: ok.
3.4 Sampled at Mikkeller Beer Celebration Copenhagen 2017. Clear pale golden pour with a white head. Notes of wheat, light citrus, malts, sugar.
3.0 Tap @TCBW 2017. Clear amber color. Small size, white head, stays. Sweet, malty, fruity, herbal in aroma. Sweet, malty, fruity, citrus, herbal, wood in taste. Sweet and fruity in aftertaste. Kind of typical stuff.
3.6 Tap at mbcc17, copenhagen. Yellow color, white head. Aroma has stables, fruits, hint of yeast. Fruity saison taste, some yeast, some stables.