"Méthode Traditionelle: Brut non dosé" BB is 01/04/2023

Oude Lambiek where some candi sugar was added and fully feremented which gives a darker and stronger lambic.

Unblended 3 year old Lambic brewed in 2015.

Unblended 3 year old Lambic brewed in 2014 and bottled in 2017.

Unblended 3 year old Lambic brewed in 2015.

Lambic that was aged for minimum 3 years in oak barrels.

"Méthode Traditionelle: Brut non dosé"

Unblended 3 year old Lambic brewed in 2016 and bottled in 2019.

Unblended 5 year old Lambic brewed in 2014 and bottled in 2019.

Season 2019-2020, Assemblage #41. Bottled on 13/02/20. "The one that knows it all, still has to be born” as Armand would say. From time to time, we still get surprised by some of the results after blending lambics. Like this Golden Doesjel. While it was intended to be a Golden Blend, and despite the use of very potent jyoung lambic, the fermentation in the bottle did not continue. And it remained flat. This blend was made with lambics from three barrels, originating from three brews with three different brewers (of which 50% 3 Fonteinen brewed lambic). A nice gentle sipper."

"BBP's first Lambic blend, brewed at Dansaert. We teamed up with David from Verger du Nord. His spontaneously fermented cider contained all heirloom varieties, 70% pears & 30% apples. Blended 50/50 with our one year old lambic (fermented in Bordeaux barrels) & aged together in a chestnut foeder for 6 months before bottling."

Unblended 5 year old Lambic brewed in 2015 and bottled in 2020.

Season 2019-2020. Assemblage #85. Bottled on . on "This Doesjel was bottled on the 1st of December of 2020 and was intended to be an Oude Geuze. Because of the high proportion of older lambikken, the fermentation did not continue in the bottle and the blended lambik beer remained flat. The yeast dozed in, hence the name – a local dialect for that typical little sleepy knock you get over noon. In return, with a natural-white-wine-like aroma and malty citrussy taste, the resulting beer is a subtle lambik blend, with a weighted average age of about 30 months upon its release. The oldest lambikken were brewed at the beginning of 2018. This is the first Doesjel in 75cl bottles since 2006."

Season 2019-2020, Assemblage #41. Bottled on 13/02/20. "The one that knows it all, still has to be born” as Armand would say. From time to time, we still get surprised by some of the results after blending lambics. Like this Golden Doesjel. While it was intended to be a Golden Blend, and despite the use of very potent jyoung lambic, the fermentation in the bottle did not continue. And it remained flat. This blend was made with lambics from three barrels, originating from three brews with three different brewers (of which 50% 3 Fonteinen brewed lambic). A nice gentle sipper."

Blend of Apple Cider blended with 3 Fonteinen Lambic made by Andy De Brouwer and Manu De Cort.

Blend of Apple Cider blended with 3 Fonteinen Lambic made by Andy De Brouwer and Manu De Cort.

"Maurice is a story of passion and inspiration. Passion for the old brewing craft and inspiration from an old master brewer; Maurice Heyvaert (†). This lambic brewer taught me that lambic is much more than sour beer. The complicated brewing and fermentation process, the art of cutting up young and old lambic, the magic of the aging process. The result: a bone-dry, fresh-sour sparkling elixir that is much more than beer. It is the soul of pure brewing and my tribute to my very first mentor and inspiration. "The barrel cellar, the heart of the brewery" A traditional lambic, with refermentation in the bottle, a blend of one-year-old and three-year-old lambics."

"This is a 100% Eylenbosch Oude Lambiek. A Blend of 2, 3 and almost 4 year old lambics with a weighted average of 3 years and 1 month. Lambics from 6 different brew dates were selected out of 5 different barrels (225 L). This is the typical "platte" (flat) lambic, becasue no young lambic was added. No carbonaton"

"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."