"Sweet and sour beer inspired by Italian ice cream with a huge amount of real fruit. This time, next to juicy mango, we used goldenberry for the first time."

"Sweet and sour, Polish apple-pie inspired beer brewed together with the Warsaw Beer Festival. Brewed with large ammounts of Polish apples and cinnamon."

Pack Containing 3 bottles (same price as on Boerenerf's website): 1 x Framboos 2023 (Lambic with maceration of raspberries), 1 x Fluweel 2023 (Blend of grape wine from Muscat Bleu and lambic with maceration of raspberries), 1 x Charent'oos 2023 (Lambic with maceration of raspberries aged in cognac barrels).

"The first collaboration was brewed at l'Ermitage last September. Saison base in mixed fermentation inoculated with our yeast strain as well as a cocktail of wild yeasts from spontaneous fermentation beers from Popihn. We macerated Belgian grapes (Muscaris) from Wijndomein Hoenshof during the 2023 harvest. Maceration for 3 months and aging in stainless steel vats, before natural refermentation in bottles.

Raspberry labmic

Raspberry lambiic.

"Blend of young and old lambics with maceration of raspberries & muscat bleu grapes."

"Blend of young and old lambics with maceration of raspberry. The raspberries in this beer come from fruit farm De Daalkouter. The fruit is blended with lambic then macerated for three months. Fermented, aged & bottled on the farm."

"Blend of old lambics matured in palo cortado sherry barrels."

"Blend of young & old lambics macerated with Mirabelle plums from the Alsace wine region."

"Blend of lambics with maceration of rhubarb infused with verbena from the garden."

Red Wine BA Spontaneous Wild Ale with raspberries and blzck currants.

Magnum.

"An oude geuze, based on 4, 5, 6, 7 year old lambic, 100% oak aged, Belgian, artisanal and delicious."

The HORAL Oude Geuze Megablend 2022 is a blend of young and old Lambics from all HORAL producers (Boon, De Cam, De Troch, Den Herberg, Eylenbosch, Hanssens, Kestemont, Lambiek Fabriek, Lindemans, Mort Subite, Oud Beersel, Tilquin and Timmermans).

"Beer of spontaneous fermentation, the Oude Abricot Tilquin à l'Ancienne is made from the fermentation of 230 g of organic apricots by liter of lambic. Unfiltered and unpasteurized, this beer is refermented in the bottle."

"Beer of spontaneous fermentation, the Oude Abricot Tilquin à l'Ancienne is made from the fermentation of 230 g of organic apricots by liter of lambic. Unfiltered and unpasteurized, this beer is refermented in the bottle."

Pack consisting of a botlte of Oude Gueuze Cuvée Jean-François and a bottle of Oude Gueuze from the season 2021-2022. A few words about the new blend: "GUEUZE TILQUIN À L'ANCIENNE – CUVÉE JEAN-FRANCOIS 1759 was blended on 23 june 2022 in honor of Jean-François Tilquin (1759 - 1832), with 10% 2-year old lambics and 90% 3-year old lambics, all matured in oak barrels. Unfiltered and unpasteurized, this beer was refermented and matured in the bottle for 1 year. It is part of our Family Tree Project: a different blend for each member of the Tilquin family tree."

Blend of young & old lambics

400gr kriek/liter

"Special blend to celebrate the 142th birthday of Oud Beersel. Only contains foederlambic, with an average age of almost 3 years. Characterful Oude Geuze with great depth and fantastic ageing potential."

'"Artisanal Gueuze, blended from lambic brewed on site and aged on Barolo foeders and macerated with black currants."

'"Artisanal Gueuze, blended from lambic brewed on site and aged on Barolo foeders and macerated with Litchi."

"he fruity bitterness of grapefruit is a flavour often found in Lambic, and thanks to this infusion, that flavour is highlighted. After four weeks of the peel macerating on one-year-old Lambic, the result was bottled. The re-fermentation in the bottle gives the beer a pleasant and round mouthfeel, which contrasts perfectly with its bitter-sour character."

"Salted Tangerine Peel, also known as Chen Pi, is a Chinese seasoning made from sun-dried tangerine peel, commonly used in chinese cuisine and herbal medicine. The salted peel gives a full body to the lambic, further accentuated by the refermentation in the bottle. In turn, the tangerine flavour perfectly matches the citrus character of the lambic."

"Born out of experimentation in our pilot brewery playground at Lervig Local, Hype Dream is an ongoing series of pastry sours showcasing thick fruit profile, fresh acidity and a soft lactose finish. This version has raspberry and blackberry purées in the forefront to give a burst of forest berry fruits balanced with a smooth finish from the lactose and flaked oats. At 6.5% it’s a true pastry sour hype dream!"

"The first instalment of our 2024 collaboration series with long time friends, Brewski. A fruited sour with mango and vanilla fermented with Norwegian Kveik yeast."

"Amber Lees was brewed to have a fairly rich and sweet malty body, balanced by firm bittering and relatively high acidity. This second blend has a touch more poise, along with a little more aromatic interest courtesy of the trans-atlantic dry hopping. This was made from a blend of 2 worts produced in May and August 2021. Half the blend fermented in two freshly emptied, unrinsed cider barrels. The other half in two California white wine barrels. The resulting beer was dry-hopped with whole-leaf Mosaic and Goldings, before priming with dark muscavado sugar for bottle conditioning. After a short 2 months in bottle the aroma is currently one of the most fruit-forward we have produced, with blueberry, strawberry, orange, and ginger in abundance."

"What happens when you put 100 bitterness units (akin to a bracing west coast double IPA) into a traditional turbid mash wort? We have always taken inspiration from the wide ranging flavours our neighbouring west-country cider makers are afforded by the huge array of cider apples grown locally. We aim to brew an equally wide range of worts, to give us an equivalent array of flavours from which to blend finished beers. After a night in the coolship, the wort was run into three small oak barrels, where it was left to ferment for 16 months. During fermentation, the bitter hop compounds restricted growth of lactic acid producing bacteria."