Wild/ Sour dark ale aged in oak barrels

Season 2020-2021. Assemblage #67. Bottled on 28/07/2021. "The Cuvée Miel is a special version of the Cuvée Armand & Gaston. This geuze is a blend of one-, two-, three- and four-year old lambikken that have been infused with honey on the coolship. While blending, we added some more local honey. The weighted average age of this blend upon bottling was more than 24 months. 100% 3 Fonteinen brewed lambik."

Season 2021-2022 Assemblage #22. Bottled on 25/01/2022. "For this Druif, we macerated Spätburgunder (the German Pinot Noir) from Weingut Harth + Harth. Freshly picked in Rheinhessen. Maceration took almost four months. We only used two-and three-year old lambics, which brings the weighted average maceration upon bottling to almost 21 months. The final fruit intensity clocks at 500 grams of grapes per litre of finished Druif. Thank you Henning & family!"

Season 2022-2023 Assemblage #50. Bottled on 24/02/2023. "In April 2022, a few of our team went to the Basque Country on a culinary trip. At a lunch at the Asador Extebarri, we met up with Marco Tinessa, winemaker-owner of the magnificent Ognostro winery, Campania, Italy. After a few tasty bottles of wine and geuze, we decided to work together. For this small batch Druif, we macerated Aglianico pomace for over four months. We used three-year old lambikken only, rendering the weighted average age of the blend to over 38 months upon bottling. The final fruit proportion is 384 grams of Aglianico per litre of Druif."

"Flint is our newest geuze inspired blend of wild ales. The beers that are used in this special blend where aged for 6 months up to 5 years in oak barrels. Peaches, straw, red wine barrel notes, some lemon funk with a hint of black pepper are present in the aroma. In taste you get pink grapefruit, white wine grapes, raw honey and some oak in the back with a earthy and somewhat leathery aftertaste. The mild acidity, tannins from the wood and a slightly bitterness from the aged hops, are complementing each other perfectly."