"A Farmhouse Adambier. Adelaide is our take on an adambier, an old world style ale. Aged in oak for one year, Adelaide is dry with notes of chocolate, stone fruits and a hint of smoke. Born out of a recipe from our homebrewing days, Adelaide is our take on recreating the oft overlooked Adambier style. Hailing from the era of pre-industrialized malting processes, these strong ales exhibited a smoke-forward profile from the use of wood-fired kilns and were usually aged for an extended period in wood. We started with a robust grist of Munich, Vienna, and Chocolate malts alongside the star of the show: Beechwood Smoked Barley. This ingredient allowed us to emulate that smoky aspect, while supporting a more rounded and rich malt base. Adelaide spent over a year in oak puncheons bef...

"We fell in love with the contribution of fireweed when we did a collab with Jester King – Fair Voyage (we brought down foraged fireweed for the beer). Our friend and ethnobotanist, Alex, first introduced us to fireweed for it’s similarity to green tea and ability to sustainably harvest. Alexandra has notes of green tea, herbs and a hint of citrus "

Saison with Hallertau Mittelfrüh hops.

"An oak-aged farmhouse ale featuring eastern Washington grown malted grain."

"An Oak-Aged Farmhouse Ale Dry-Hopped with Idaho Gem While hop-forward beers and oak-aged beers may seem to be in different veins, we’ve particularly enjoyed how these elements play off one another in our saisons. Perhaps you remember Jean-Michel, a release that was blended from puncheons and dry-hopped with French Barbe Rouge. The red fruit elements of the hop varietal and the vanillin present in the wood merged together to create an astounding note reminiscent of strawberry pound cake. This convinced us to continue exploring this path in our oak program, and what led to Gus! Starting with a farmhouse ale base featuring Salish Blue wheat from Skagit Valley Malting, Gus completed primary fermentation in oak puncheons and continued to age for 7 months. A hearty dry-hop of flavorfu...

"Our standard saison inspired by Wallonian saisons along the French Belgian border. Dry, ballanced and refreshing."

Foeder lagered Bière de Garde

An oak-aged ale refermented with blackberries

"Boon Geuze Mariage Parfait has an alcohol content of 8%. It consists of 95% mild lambic, aged at least three years and specially reserved for this purpose, and 5% young lambic. The latter provides the fermentable sugars and wild yeasts. After mixing in a vessel of 25,000 litres, the wort (unfermented mixture) is filtered and chilled. If we are bottling, we bring it back to fermentation temperature. The bottles are placed in a climate-controlled space for the secondary fermentation. This is followed by maturing at low temperature for at least 6 months. Want to know the bottling date? Simply subtract 20 years from the “best before” date!
The soft, mildly sour berry taste, harmonises with the oak barrels’ aromas in which Geuze Mariage Parfait has ripen. The body speaks of vanilla followed by a bitter aftertaste of cloves that becomes increasingly intense. Sublime."

"Today we're releasing a new farmhouse ale refermented with four different types of Texas summer melons -- Watermelon, Casaba melon, Santa Claus melon, and Sugar Kiss melon! Farmhouse Ale Refermented with Texas Summer Melons was brewed in August with well water, malted barley, malted oats, wheat, and hops. It was fermented in stainless steel with our mixed culture and refermented with the summer melons. It's 5.8% alcohol by volume, unfiltered, unpasteurized, and 100% naturally conditioned."

"Ivy is a beer made with 100% regionally grown pale malted barley. In the kettle, it sees both three to four-year aged whole leaf hops, as well as pellet hops from the most recent harvest. Both are grown here in Oregon. It is the most simple of our recipes, yet one of the most complex in expression. One malt, one hop, our wonderful local water, and time. Ivy spends two years in neutral wine puncheons. We choose from these barrels a blend that is funky, but not too funky. Tart, but not too sour. Complex, but still hedonistic. Really, a blend that we are happy to make, to blend, and ultimately to share, in celebration of our new home."

A spontanious wild ale with riesling grapes aged in oak barrels for two years.

"A Spontaneous Wild Ale with Cider Apples Aged in Oak Barrels for Four Years, Made with Our Friends at Baird & Dewar"

"The Bright Side beers are two friend’s attempt to view the world with a glass half-full. When Bryan Martin (Ravensworth Wines) realised his vines were smoke tainted from the 2020 bushfires, he concocted a plan ‘B’ with Topher Boehm (Wildflower Brewing & Blending). These beers are the marriage of Bryan’s hand harvested, carbonic macerated, whole bunch wine grapes with Topher’s freshly fermented Gold Australian Wild Ale. Aged and macerated for eight months in Murrumbateman before travelling to the big smoke for bottling and maturation."

"A 50/50 blend of barrel aged Gold with fresh Gold that has just completed primary fermentation. This composition of aged and fresh beer is what we had originally intended for our Gold. It didn't end up like that though, as Gold is 100% barrel aged. We love the fresh fermentation esters and bright hop character we get in our young fermentations. This is what we focus on in beers like The International & As It Were (coming in November). But we can't hide that we also love the apparent funk, creamy mouthfeel and complex fermentation flavours of aged beer. We dont think of this blend as being a best of both worlds, but more an attempt (and this is only the first one) to marry these flavours harmoniously. One of the beers that really got me thinking about making mixed culture beers a...

"St Henry is an Australian Wild Ale made with apricots. It is named for Chris and Emily’s second son. Saint Henry II was a Holy Roman Emperor during the 11th century. In 2021, St Henry was made by blending barrel aged golden mixed culture fermentation ale with 1060kg of fresh, whole, tree ripened Robada apricots from Yarralee Orchard in Kelso, NSW."

"Wattle Drops 2020 is a golden Australian Wild Ale fermented wholly by wild yeast and bacteria residing on freshly picked Wattle blossoms from ‘Carawatha’ in Gerringong, NSW."

"Family Miner is our nod to the late 19th century Grisette: the table beer crafted to quench the thirst of stone and coal miners of Belgium. This contemporary interpretation was brewed with a large portion of raw and malted wheat, European noble hops, and open fermented with our native saison microbe blend. Notes of floral hops, hay, and pastoral funk with a stony minerality create a complex, yet inviting beer. Bright, dry, and revitalizing; from us to you, we present Family Miner"

"Built from a blend of 2.5-year-old beers 100% spontaneously fermented with native yeast & bacteria, and refermented on Frog Hollow Farm organic O'Henry peaches, Lasting Melody presents a rich experience to the senses. Notes of ripe, juicy peach with freshly baked cobbler intertwine with delicate oak and funk, clasped with a restrained acidity. From us to you, we present Lasting Melody."

"Timshel reflects our pursuit of flavors endemic to Monterey County & the Salinas Valley. Each winter we brew a select few batches of spontaneously fermented beer following the Méthode Traditionnelle guidelines combining malted barley, raw wheat, and aged hops to produce a rustic wort. This wort is naturally chilled overnight in our coolship and spontaneously fermented in oak barrels by native microflora. Timshel combines our favorite casks spanning the course three different vintages, blended together, refermented on local raspberries, and naturally refermented in bottle. From us to you, we present Timshel: Raspberry."

"Vinisimilar(vin-ih-sim-ih-ler) adj. 1 Having the appearance of wine, but not necessarily so 2 Faithful to its own rules, neither wine nor beer. Residing somewhere between beer and wine, we've blurred the line combining a blend of barrel-aged saisons with Charbono grapes from Castoro Cellars. After a four month maceration on the fruit, bold notes of jammy blueberry pie, plum preserves, and late harvest grape intertwine with cardamom, vanilla, and fig. From us to you, we present Vinisimilar: Charbono."

"Vinisimilar(vin-ih-sim-ih-ler) adj. 1 Having the appearance of wine, but not necessarily so 2 Faithful to its own rules, neither wine nor beer. Residing somewhere between beer and wine, we've blurred the line combining a blend of barrel-aged saisons with whole cluster Pinot Noir grapes. After a short maceration on the fruit, bright coral hues intertwine with notes of strawberry, grapefruit, lavender, & pink peppercorn. From us to you, we present Vinisimilar: Rosé"

"Rye and grilled pumpkin beer aged a year in barrels. Filtered on hay, and grilled pumpkins macerated in our coolship a night on the hot wort."

Alvinne Fellowship 2021 Ale No 1: Cuvée Sofie Vermouth Barrel Aged with Schaarbeekse Kriek (50%) and Sloeberries (50%)

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

Alvinne Fellowship 2021 Ale No 3: Blond barley wine, Cuvée Leonardo, aged on maple syrup barrels.

Alvinne Fellowship 2021 Ale No 4: Blend of Calvados & Carcavelos Barrel Aged Cuvée Sofie.

Alvinne Fellowship 2021 Ale No 5: Sour'ire de Mortagne (Sour Quad) Spanish Brandy BA with Smoked Mango.

Alvinne Fellowship 2021 Ale No 6: Mano Negra (Belgian Stout) Gin BA with dried Medlar.

A barrel aged golden sour ale, aged on Ammani (dried Persian limes) and dry hopped with Citra and Amarillo hops.

"Beer of mixed fermentation, the Cassis Rullquin is made from the fermentation of 160 g of blackcurrants by liter in a blending of 7/8 of Rulles Brune and 1/8 of 1 year old lambics, which has matured for 8 months on oak barrels. Unfiltered and unpasteurized, this beer is refermented for 6 months in the bottle."

Season 2020-2021. Assemblage #67. Bottled on 28/07/2021. "The Cuvée Miel is a special version of the Cuvée Armand & Gaston. This geuze is a blend of one-, two-, three- and four-year old lambikken that have been infused with honey on the coolship. While blending, we added some more local honey. The weighted average age of this blend upon bottling was more than 24 months. 100% 3 Fonteinen brewed lambik."

Season 2020-2021. Assemblage n°33. Bottled on 09/03/2021. "A Golden Blend with both young lambik and a good portion of two-year and four-year old lambik. This blend consists of lambikken of seven different brews and four different barrels, and 75% of the lambikken have been brewed by us. More than 20% of the heirloom cereals used in the 3 Fonteinen brewed lambik, was sourced in Pajottenland. The weighted average age of the blend was 25 months upon bottling. This blend features the same lambikken as blend 34, except one and with different proportions."

Season 2020-2021. Assemblage n°34. Bottled on 10/03/2021. "A Golden Blend with both young lambik and a good portion of two-year and four-year old lambik. This blend consists of lambikken of seven different brews and four different barrels, and almost 70% of the lambikken have been brewed by us. Almost 10% of the heirloom cereals used in the 3 Fonteinen brewed lambik, was sourced in Pajottenland. The weighted average age of the blend was 27 months upon bottling. This blend features the same lambikken as blend 33, except one and with different proportions (and in a smaller batch)."

Season 2020-2021. Assemblage n°35. Bottled on 10/03/2021. "This specific Oude Geuze Golden Blend only features one-and-a-half-year old and four-year old lambikken, but with the latter at 33% instead of the usual 25%. The oldest lambik was brewed on the 24th of January 2017 (so almost 50 months old). This way, the weighted average age of the blend amounts up to a tad more than 27 months. While blending, we added some honey from our own bee hives in Lot. The lambikken originate from three different brews and two different barrels."

Season 2020-2021. Assemblage n°41. Bottled on 07/04/2021. "This Platinum Blend is a blend of both jonge lambikken, two-year and four-year oude lambikken, originating from eight different brews and four different barrels. One fifth of the blend consists of lambikken brewed with our own sourced heirloom cereals from different spots in Brabant. The weighted average age of this blend is about 25 months, and the oldest lambik was brewed beginning of 2017. With one brew, we used a local hop variety that we are trying to revive, called Groene Bel. 100% 3 Fonteinen brewed lambik."