Aenne

Aenne hits you with immediate clove and white pepper the moment it touches your tongue—that classic saison yeast doing heavy lifting. There's a slight honey sweetness underneath, almost creamy for a 6.5%, but it dries out fast with this peppery bite that lingers. The body feels present without being heavy; it's got backbone. You notice the alcohol as warmth in your chest, but it's not hot or sharp—just there, grounding the whole thing.

Saison Houblon

Saison Houblon is more restrained, almost shy compared to its sibling. You get delicate stone fruit—maybe apricot—and a whisper of herbal spice that feels like background music. The lower ABV means it drinks almost ethereal; your mouth feels clean and bright rather than coated. It's the kind of beer that rewards you for paying attention, not the kind that demands it.