Sour ale aged in oak barrels which is used in the "Cuvée De Ranke".

Dark Sour Ale brewed with oak smoked malts. After boiling the beer was allowed to cool down with the night air in a coolship. After one year in barrels this beer came with notes of bitter chocolate, wood and blood orange.

Season 2019-2020. Assemblage #74. Bottled on 02/09/2020. "For this Schaarbeekse Kriek, we macerated locally grown and manually harvested sour cherries for almost fourteen months in wooden barrels, with both one-year and two-year old lambik. The final fruit intensity is about 350 grams of Schaarbeekse per litre of finished Schaarbeekse Kriek. The average age of this beer upon release will be around two-and-a-half years. 100% 3 Fonteinen."

Alvinne Fellowship 2021 Ale No 2: Cuvee Sophie Marsala BA with cloudberries (kruipbraam)

"A blend of saison beers with Gamay and Pinot Noir grapes from Geneva. Carbonic maceration in whole bunches for two third of the grapes, the remaining third was crushed and destemmed. Maceration of 3 weeks in the beer before racking. 650 bottles."

Season 2022-2023 Assemblage #38. Bottled on 31/01/2023. "For this first ever fully organic grape lambik, we macerated Grüner Veltliner grapes on one- and two-year old lambik. The grapes were sourced from Christoph Hoch, a Demeter-certified wine maker from Hollenburg an der Donau, Austria. Total maceration time was almost five months and the weighted average age of this blend was more than 19 months upon bottling. The final fruit intensity is 406 grams of whole grapes per litre of finished Druif. All cereals we used in brewing the seven different lambikken, were sourced with local Pajot farmers."

"Wild Ale with our house culture yeast (Méthode Ghantoise) and riesling grapes, aged on oak Barrels"

"spontaneous beer cuvée from oak barrels finished on local fresh peaches. no yeast/bacteria/brett added"

"New edition of this natural, sparkling Lambic beer, combining Méthode Traditionnelle for sparkling wines and spontaneous fermentation for Lambic beers. Oud Beersel’s Lambic is bottled with ‘liqueur de tirage’ (sparkling wine yeast and sugar) for secondary fermentation, maturing for at least nine months. This process creates fine carbon dioxide gas, making the Lambic sparkling. ‘Remuage’ and ‘dégorgement’ remove the yeasts, with no sweetening added. The result is a BRUT sparkling Lambic beer with an overwhelming flavor profile."