Native Climb is a sophisticated Wild Belgian Ale that bridges rustic tradition and spice-forward innovation. Fermented with Siemàn’s indigenous wild yeast, it presents a complex tapestry of tropical fruit esters and earthy funk typical of a well-crafted Brett Beer. The addition of native black pepper from Madagascar introduces a distinctive floral heat and woody spice that weaves through the bone-dry finish. Expect a refreshing, highly attenuated profile where the peppery bite complements the subtle, non-lactic tartness of the mixed fermentation. It is an elegant, lively collaboration with Rebel's Brewery that emphasizes terroir and fermentation depth.
Appearance.Deep gold (6 SRM) with a slight, persistent haze. Topped by a fine-beaded, white head that leaves moderate lacing as it recedes.
Aroma.High intensity with a complex blend of tropical fruit (pineapple, mango) and floral Madagascar black pepper. Underlying earthy funk suggests wet hay and light leather, supported by a faint, grainy malt base.
Taste.Initial impression is bone-dry and crisp. Flavors of stone fruit and citrus zest are punctuated by a pronounced peppery spice that lingers into the finish. Low hop bitterness allows the indigenous wild yeast character—earthy, rustic, and slightly spicy—to lead. The finish is remarkably clean with a lingering woody heat from the pepper.
Mouthfeel.Medium-light body with high, spritzy carbonation that provides a prickly, refreshing sensation. Very low alcohol warmth and no astringency, finishing with a lean, effervescent mouthfeel.
Sensory Profile.
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Siemàn / Rebel's Native Climb
"Wild Belgian Ale, brewed in collaboration with our friends from Rebel's Brewery. It features native ... black pepper from Madagascar and mixed fermentation with our indigenous wild yeasts."
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"Wild Belgian Ale, brewed in collaboration with our friends from Rebel's Brewery. It features native black pepper from Madagascar and mixed fermentation with our indigenous wild yeasts."
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