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Bottled 28 March 2018. Blend no. 42. Season 17/18. Shared by @Bryan Frey for a delicious nightcap and to honor Armand’s passing on 6 March. Just a perfectly balanced, funky, citrusy, earthy lambic. Best before 2038, but there is no way I could get my hands on enough to test that date as they would disappear well before then.
Bottled 28 March 2018. Blend no. 42. Season 17/18. Shared by @Bryan Frey for a delicious nightcap and to honor Armand’s passing on 6 March. Just a perfectly balanced, funky, citrusy, earthy lambic. Best before 2038, but there is no way I could get my hands on enough to test that date as they would disappear well before then.
Next to Cantillion the king of sours for me. Something reminiscent of Roulot with reductive sulphur compounds, but cross-bred with god's Arnold Palmer. Majestic in the weird, dirty way only sours can be.
Next to Cantillion the king of sours for me. Something reminiscent of Roulot with reductive sulphur compounds, but cross-bred with god's Arnold Palmer. Majestic in the weird, dirty way only sours can be.
One of the best beers I've had in a long while. Great tension of sour with the breadth of some wheat and just a touch of oak as well, and delicate floral hoppy notes on nose. Totally complete, balanced, refreshing, vibrant. Very cool.
One of the best beers I've had in a long while. Great tension of sour with the breadth of some wheat and just a touch of oak as well, and delicate floral hoppy notes on nose. Totally complete, balanced, refreshing, vibrant. Very cool.
Beerzel, Flanders, Belgium
