Season 2019-2020. Assemblage #25 bottled on 16/01/20. "This specific Cuvée Armand & Gaston has been blended with lambikken from seven different barrels and foeders and eight different brews. The oldest lambik was brewed in the first days of 2017, which is more than four and a half years prior to the release. We let this bottle condition for an extended time in our own cellars, and we will tuck away part of this blend for extended ageing in a beautiful, but undisclosed farm cellar somewhere in the Pajottenland."

Season 2021-2022, Assemblage #26. Bottled on 03/02/2022. "For this first ever Cassis, we macerated freshly harvested cassis berries (blackcurrants) on an ex-Bordeaux barrel for a good four months. The lambics used for macerating and blending were all two years old, and originating from two different barrels and eight different brews. The weighted average age of this blend clocks at 26 months. The final fruit proportion is 313 grams of cassis berries used per litre of finished fruit lambik. The berries were manually picked at Purfruit, a small community supported orchard in West-Flanders, Belgium.."

Blend Five. "Spectre Sister is a blend of two extra pale beers produced in July and August 2020. The worts were made with maize, wheat, oats and rice. They fermented in a mixture of old bourbon barrels and freshly emptied cider barrels (from Oliver's Cider and Perry, and Ross-on-Wye Cider and Perry Company). Conditioning in bottle took place through winter and spring producing an effervescent, bright and delicate saison."

"Poere Di Cwin is the word used to designate quince in Wallonian dialect. A blend of saison (spring barley, Wallonian Winter barley, spelt), 1 year old lambic and Wallonian quince, fermented for 1 year in ex-Meursault barrel. Aside from the rustic notes from the saison yeast and the lambic microflora, the nose is comforting with warm notes of wood, vanilla, cloves as well as a fresh component reminiscent of tea, jasmine, apple, quince and a mineral touch. Taste reflects the nose together with notes of lemon, tangerine curds, pillowy grain backbone and a mellow body. This beer is the culmination of our efforts to bring an elegant beverage from ingredients (quince, winter barley, wild yeast & bacteria) that once were considered too rustic by the public. An authentic farmhouse beer, Brewed in our 800 years old "

Season 2021-2022 Assemblage #28. Bottled on 08/02/2022. This Dornfelder/Kriek is a blend of kriekenlambic and grape lambic, in a 22/78 cut. The fruits macerated for a weighted average of almost six months. We used two-and three-year old lambics for maceration only as there was no backblending involved. The lambics originate from three different barrels and thirteen different brews. The weighted average age of this blend is a good 20 months. The final fruit proportion is 486 grams of fruit used per litre of finished fruit lambic."

Season 2021-2022 Assemblage #75. Bottled on 24/05/2022 "This particular blend of Oude Geuze consists of nine different brews originating from nine different barrels. More than 80% of the blend consists of lambikken brewed by ourselves. More than 60% of the blend consist of lambikken of two, three and four years old, bringing the weighted average age to more than 28 months. Half of the combined grain bill was composed of cereals that we sourced from our Cereal Collective in and around Pajottenland."

"Our benchmark mixed fermentation saison was aged for six months in oak to develop it’s distinctive flavour profile. The beer then spent a further three months on fresh Victoria and Marjorie plums. The sweet, yellow flesh gives a deep richness of flavour, whilst the dark skins lend colour and a balanced tartness to the beer."

#2023-010 – Barrel aged saison/lambiek blend + aronia lambiek + chardonnay skin contact. Bottled Juli 2023

#20323/006 - Barrel aged saison/lambiek blend. Bottled june 2023

"Our Sunstead series captures the essence of perfectly ripe stone fruits, allowing us to savor the warm flavors of summer all year long. The base beer is a blend of one, two and three-year-old Danish Wild Ales aged in Chardonnay and Monbazillac barrels. We racked this onto freshly destoned and crushed Bergeron apricots at a rate of over 600 grams of apricots per liter, and left it to macerate with the fruit for over a month before bottling. This complex, soft and juicy beer tastes almost like biting into a fragrant apricot, transporting you back to the high days of summer no matter when you drink it."

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. "

"This Oude Geuze (6.7% alc. vol.) is a blend of 40% lambic from foeder 4 (brew 10/05/2023), 22.5% from pipe 214 (brew 26/03/2020), 24.2% from foeder 20 (brew 11/11/2019) and 13.3% from a Pinot Gris barrel (brew 24/03/2022), finally composed by the management of De Lambikstoempers vzw on 21/09/2023, bottled in December 2023, spontaneously refermented in the bottle and festively launched on 01/06/2024, in a 'limited edition' of 2,556 bottles. The label is a design by Kristof Verhasselt and, with the permission of Brouwerij Timmermans, is based on the brewery's restyled labels of 2023, which stand out for their simplicity and a striking color palette."

"Barrel aged apple cider with raspberries"

"The 3rd release of DANSAERT & the 1st collab brewed back in February 2020 with Juguetes Perdidos. This Flemish Red-inspired beer was coolshipped and barrel-fermented in reworked Bordeaux barrels. One barrel was also pitched with a culture JP brought from Argentina. They received this PH1 culture from Peter Bouckaert, who started the sour barrel-ageing program at New Belgium."