Blackberries
- 6.5% ABV
- Bottles
- barrel-aged
Le Saison (Vista)'s Fruited Sour. Label approved 9 July 2026; not spotted on a shelf or tap list yet.
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- Label submitted1 July 2026
- Label approved9 July 2026
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This is the 2nd of 2 labels we have from Vista Brewing. It is one of 91 fruited sour labels approved in July 2026. Its label was approved 8 days after it was submitted. The label carries barrel-aged on the front.
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A geometric Art Deco band dominates the label, with a central diamond formed by interlocking cream and tan lines against deep purple. The Vista Brewing name and logo sit in the upper portion, with the beer style — Le Saison Farmhouse Ale with Blackberries — displayed on a dark banner at the centre. Marketing copy for Flavor, Pairing, and Refreshing Fruit fills the left and right wings in serif type, while regulatory information and address block occupy the right edge.
From the label“Vista's house saison provides the perfect base for showcasing a range of fruit flavors and this is our first-ever blackberry release! Our classic farmhouse recipe uses both saison yeast and Brettanomyces Bruxellensis, delivering clove, spice and mild farmhouse funk. We aged this base with blackberries in freshly emptied mourvedre and sangiovese barrels from Hye, Texas. The time in barrel builds complexity and balance, creating a delicious, refreshing, and tart brew. Pours a soft purple-pink with aromas of berry and subtle funk. On first sip tastes like summer fruit, with a refreshing light body, leading to tart lemon and a dry finish. Pairing: Pair with a juicy grilled pork chop, fresh goat cheese or a Black Forest cake.”
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