Season 2022-2023 Assemblage #19. Bottled on 21/12/2022. "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 Fiano pomace for a tad over two months, before blending and bottling. We used three-year old lambikken only, rendering the weighted average age up to 36 months. The final fruit intensity is 300 grams of Fiano pomace per litre of Druif. "

Season 2022-2023 Assemblage #47. Bottled on 17/02/2023. "We met with ‘JF’ Ginglinger for the first time at the harvest of 2019. Armand opened some of this Gewürztraminer Macération for the team, as he was blown away by the unfiltered and complex wine. A warm friendship between 3F and JF and his family grew from that special moment… For this Druif, we macerated Ginglinger’s Riesling grapes on selected three- and five-year old lambik. We macerated the organic grapes for five months and on an oak barrel. The weighted average age of the blend is more than 39 months. The final fruit intensity is 307 grams of Riesling grapes per litre of Druif."

Season 2022-2023, Assemblage #25. Bottled on 11/01/2023. "For this small batch Pruim Mirabelle x Oloroso, we macerated hand-picked Belgian Mirabelle plums for four months on three-year and four-year old lambik, before blending with more of such old lambik ànd four-year old lambik. The oldest lambik was brewed in January 2019 and was later on matured on an Oloroso barrel from Josefa Perez. As this old portion (and barrels) covers a considerable part of the lambik volume, the resulting weighted average of this blend is more than 34 months. The final fruit concentration is 328 grams of Mirabelle plums per litre of Pruim."

Season 2022-2023 Assemblage #67. Bottled on 09/05/2023. "For this specific Zenne y Frontera, we blended ten different lambikken, matured on both Oloroso, Amontillado, Palo Cortado and Pedro Ximénez barrels. This bouquet of sherry lambikken originate in total of ten different original barrels and nine different brews. The weighted average age of this blend upon bottling is a staggering 40 months. More than 1/3 of the lambikken was brewed with locally sourced Pajottenland grains. 100% 3 Fonteinen."

Season 2022-2023 Assemblage #70. Bottled on 16/05/2023. "For this specific Zenne y Frontera, we blended not less than seven barrels of Oloroso from the Josefa Perez bodega. Situated in one of the oldest quarters of Jerez de la Frontera, in the shadow of the Iglesia de Santiago, most of the barrels were sold in 2006 to Urium. Today, the family keeps a low inventory of barrels and sherry to provide us with. We used lambikken originating from seven barrels and eleven brews; more than 60% of the cereals were grown in Pajottenland. The weighted average of this blend upon bottling was about 36 months. A small part of the blend was bottled on magnums."

"We present you a non-alcoholic version of the well-received cooperation with the Bulgarian Beer Bastards - Gelato: Blue Velvet. Forest berries, bananas and full flavor despite the lack of alcohol"

"A collaboration made in a galaxy far, far away with imperial stout jedi’s, Emperor’s brewery. Additions of hazelnut, maple syrup and vanilla combine with a carefully selected blend of bourbon, maple syrup and Australian rum barrels to keep you warm, even on a remote ice planet."

"The next installment in our Kveik Culture Collab series is a West Coast IPA brewed in collaboration with our friends at Alesmith (San Diego, USA). This beer features locally grown malt from Jæren Malt and is fermented with a unique Norwegian Kveik yeast strain, Stalljen, from Kveik Yeastery. For an authentic West Coast hop profile, we used the holy trinity of hops: Citra, Simcoe, and Mosaic, imparting notes of citrus, orange rind, pine, and tropical fruit, all balanced with a firm bitterness."

"Brewed with yuzu, it is the perfect non-alcoholic drink for all barbecues, and balances fatty barbecues with the perfect acidity you want. This summer's must-have"

"Experience the perfect fusion of our signature non-alcoholic beer and the refreshing zest of fresh citrus. Our No Worries Radler is a delightful blend of crisp, clean flavors, with a burst of lemonade that’s light, vibrant, and oh-so-satisfying. Whether you’re taking a break from a bicycle ride, enjoying a sunny afternoon, or simply in need of a refreshing pick-me-up, No Worries Radler is your perfect companion, all without the alcohol."

"Aged for twenty months in Kentucky bourbon barrels, this imperial stout emerges rich, dark, and robust. Each sip reveals layers of vanilla, brown sugar, oak, and a hint of char, creating a symphony of flavors that linger on the palate. Much like the buffalo roaming the Kentucky wilderness, this beast of a beer carves a bold path from start to finish."

"Blend of 50% Belgian saison aged in Priorat red wine barrels for 20 months with 25% sour aged in Oloroso barrels for 16 months, and 25% Belgian saison"

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

Saison with elderflowers

With grape skins Garnatxa from l'Oriol Artigas

Wild Ale w. Garrut grape skins from Sicus

"We brew this as our other sour beers, starting with organic pilsner malt and fermenting with our house Lactobacillus blend and our house Saison/farmhouse blend. We then add our juice and zest from organic mandarin oranges from Valencia along with our Organic Jasmine Té, provided by our good friends @caj_chai_teahouse , cold infused before packing and refermentation in bottle and keg for natural carbonation. Jazzmina is fragrant, fresh and highly drinkable."

Saison wild lavender and tangerines (zest & juice)

Wild Ale with Moscatel grape skins from Oriol Artigas

"Camaleonte is our sparkling interpretation of our territory. It’s a fresh wine that must give happiness and joy. Spontaneous fermentation in stainless steel without sulphur addition. Grapes directly pressed. Part of the Garganega grapes are dried in plant."

"Is it forbidden to modify his majesty Pinot Nero? Of course, yes, here in Berici Hills! Tai Rosso and Pinot Nero meet in October and sleep together in harmony. What a great marriage! Spontaneous fermentation in 1000L oak barrels, without sulphur addition. Maceration on the skins for 10 days, with delicate fulling."

"GRAPES: Tai Red. WINEMAKING: Spontaneous fermentation & Maceration on the skins for about a week, with delicate punching down. AGEING: Almost all the wine is aged in oak barrels, a small part in steel. Vinified and bottled without any treatment or filtration. Since the wine is not filtered, it may have sediment on the bottom, an indication of the genuineness of the product.

"Prato Alto is our most complex wine. It features extended maceration and an horizon of long term. Grapes: GARGANEGA, INCROCIO MANZONI, BRONNER. Grown on calcareous soils: sand, clay and silt. Spontaneous fermentation in acacia wood vessels of 1400 liters , without sulphur addition. Maceration on the skins for 7 days, with delicate fulling."

"Still rosé wine made from Corbinona grapes, an ancient native grape variety that won us over. VINIFICATION: Spontaneous fermentation & Short maceration on the skins for 4 hours. AGING: Wine rests in oak barrels on fine lees. Vinified and bottled without any treatment or filtration. As the wine is not filtered, it may have sediment at the bottom, an indication of the product's genuineness."

"Blend of different beers, it's the marriage between the long barrel aging world and the new hoppy wave. Wild, funky, gently sour, fruity, hoppy, refreshing."

Saison brewed with spelt and Strisselspalt, Mistral, Cascade, Aramis hops.

Saison brewed with wheat and lemon balm leaves

"Holy Roasty our alcohol free coffee stout! Brewed with our own "Galea ANTWERP coffee blend", cacao beans and vanilla beans. The Taste of a stout without the alcohol!"

"Abyss of Darkness is an Imperial Salted Caramel Stout with Roasted Peanuts! We aged this beer for more then 8 months on fresh Tomintoul Whiskey barrels. The result is phenomenal! In our opinion, one of our best BA stouts until now!"

"ANTWERP, what we call the capital of Flanders! Is a massive Russian Imperial Stout, made with tons of speciality malts from Mouterij Dingemans. We dry spiced this beer with fresh roasted coffeebeans from Crossroast, a small coffee roastery from Antwerp. After that we dry spiced it again with Cacaobeans, Vanillabeans and some fresh Cinnamon. The result is a very complex, roasty imperial stout with lots of tones of chocolate, coffee, toffee, caramel, vanilla and a little spicyness from the cinnamon. Enjoy! Label by Robin Adriaenssens from Summer's End Tattoo "

"ANTWERP, what we call the capital of Flanders! Is a massive Russian Imperial Stout, made with tons of speciality malts from Mouterij Dingemans. We dry spiced this beer with fresh roasted coffeebeans from Crossroast, a small coffee roastery from Antwerp. After that we dry spiced it again with Cacaobeans, Vanillabeans and some fresh Cinnamon. The result is a very complex, roasty imperial stout with lots of tones of chocolate, coffee, toffee, caramel, vanilla and a little spicyness from the cinnamon. We aged this beer for 24 months on Blantons Bourbon barrels. Enjoy! Label by Robin Adriaenssens from Summer's End Tattoo."

"ANTWERP, what we call the capital of Flanders! Is a massive Russian Imperial Stout, made with tons of speciality malts from Mouterij Dingemans. We dry spiced this beer with fresh roasted coffeebeans from Crossroast, a small coffee roastery from Antwerp. After that we dry spiced it again with Cacaobeans, Vanillabeans and some fresh Cinnamon. The result is a very complex, roasty imperial stout with lots of tones of chocolate, coffee, toffee, caramel, vanilla and a little spicyness from the cinnamon. We rested this beer for 6 months on Brandy Vanilla barrels. Enjoy! Label by Robin Adriaenssens from Summer's End Tattoo"

"ANTWERP, what we call the capital of Flanders! Is a massive Russian Imperial Stout, made with tons of speciality malts from Mouterij Dingemans. We dry spiced this beer with fresh roasted coffeebeans from Crossroast, a small coffee roastery from Antwerp. After that we dry spiced it again with Cacaobeans, Vanillabeans and some fresh Cinnamon. The result is a very complex, roasty imperial stout with lots of tones of chocolate, coffee, toffee, caramel, vanilla and a little spicyness from the cinnamon. We rested this beer for 6 months on Buffalo Trace Bourbon barrels. Enjoy! Label by Robin Adriaenssens from Summer's End Tattoo ."

"ANTWERP, what we call the capital of Flanders! Is a massive Russian Imperial Stout, made with tons of speciality malts from Mouterij Dingemans. We dry spiced this beer with fresh roasted coffeebeans from Crossroast, a small coffee roastery from Antwerp. After that we dry spiced it again with Cacaobeans, Vanillabeans and some fresh Cinnamon. The result is a very complex, roasty imperial stout with lots of tones of chocolate, coffee, toffee, caramel, vanilla and a little spicyness from the cinnamon. We aged this beer for 24 months on Heaven Hill Bourbon barrels. Enjoy! Label by Robin Adriaenssens from Summer's End Tattoo."

"ANTWERP, what we call the capital of Flanders! Is a massive Russian Imperial Stout, made with tons of speciality malts from Mouterij Dingemans. We dry spiced this beer with fresh roasted coffeebeans from Crossroast, a small coffee roastery from Antwerp. After that we dry spiced it again with Cacaobeans, Vanillabeans and some fresh Cinnamon. The result is a very complex, roasty imperial stout with lots of tones of chocolate, coffee, toffee, caramel, vanilla and a little spicyness from the cinnamon. We rested this beer for 6 months on Jamaican Rum barrels. Enjoy! Label by Robin Adriaenssens from Summer's End Tattoo."

"ANTWERP, what we call the capital of Flanders! Is a massive Russian Imperial Stout, made with tons of speciality malts from Mouterij Dingemans. We dry spiced this beer with fresh roasted coffeebeans from Crossroast, a small coffee roastery from Antwerp. After that we dry spiced it again with Cacaobeans, Vanillabeans and some fresh Cinnamon. The result is a very complex, roasty imperial stout with lots of tones of chocolate, coffee, toffee, caramel, vanilla and a little spicyness from the cinnamon. We aged this beer for 24 months on Weller Bourbon barrels. Enjoy! Label by Robin Adriaenssens from Summer's End Tattoo."