Ziemia x La Malpolon Marie Saison De Coupage

Ziemia Obiecana – 10th Marie is the 10th Saison de Coupage in the anniversary series, taking a different direction from the heavily fruity IPA. The most important elements here should be the fermentation character, the grain base, and a more subtle hop background. From this style, one can expect dryness and spicy-fruity associations, rather than heavy sweetness or dominant bitterness. It is a proposition for those curious about pale ales whose complexity does not rely solely on the intensity of New Wave hopping.
Marynka and Lubelski are Polish hops that lead one to expect a more herbal or floral direction rather than juicy tropical notes. The base uses barley malt alongside unmalted wheat and unmalted barley. Such a grain combination can bring a clear grain flavor and emphasize texture while leaving room for the fermentation aroma. Their role is to build a background, not to create a creamy, dessert-like effect.
The moderate strength fits a lighter drinking experience, and the saison character suggests a rather dry finish. It is worth paying attention to how the grain, delicate bitterness, and spicy associations unfold with subsequent sips. Marie does not need to be compared to an intensely tropical IPA: it offers a different kind of beer complexity. It will be an interesting choice for those who enjoy freshness and fermentation nuances instead of aromatic additions or strong sweetness.

Style: Saison De Coupage
ABV: 4.5%
Vol: 440ml