"Hanni is a blend of fresh Saison, barrel-aged Aoltbeer and local honey. It shows notes of summer flowers, spices and has a balanced acidity. Beer with taste evolution in the bottle. Batch no. 01-2023"

"Rosa is a blend of fresh farmhouse ale, barrel-aged Aoltbeer with Riesling and cider with Dornfelder. This Rosé has a balanced acidity and shows notes of strawberries, apples and minerality."

3rd Batch of Fantôme de Tous les D'iâpes. Fantome made specially to celebrate the qualification of the Belgian football team to the World Cup 2018 (in Russia). BB on bottle is end 2020.

Barrel aged Belle Fleur IPA (13 Months) which gives a funky and complex beer. best before 09/2023

Barrel-aged wild blonde ale with Groene Bel. "The first thing you'll notice about Rust is the barrel character. Not too heavy, but woven into the fabric of the beer like a fine thread. Juicy aromas of sweet tangerine and a fresh touch of watermint create a calm, winelike structure with flavours that stay close together. Underneath are warm, malty notes that form the rich foundation of this beer. The finish has a soft echo of the Groene Bel dryhop, which lays earthy, mildly bitter notes on top of the wood tannins. Rust was aged on oak for 12 months." BBD is 13/04/2024

BB is 01/2022

"As part of the charity auction during the Denver Rare Beer Festival we offered up a brew day on our copper kettle. Our new friends Malia and Bryson Dunn were the lucky winners of that auction. Together we created Hop Farm. We took a straight forward 50/50 malt bill of wheat and pilsner malt and added eight hop additions during the boil. We chose the hops for their aromatic properties, not their bittering characteristics. This beer shows how you can layer in amazing hop character without creating a bitter hop bomb. Enjoy!"

2024's edition.

Wheat Saison brewed with spices and Colorado hops, collab with Cellar West Artisan Ales. BB is end 2022

"Grisette is the little cousin to our Saison. It is brewed to drink fresh but will age nicely with our mixed house yeast/brett culture. Low alcohol, dry, refreshing, light bodied beer with notes of citrus and tropical fruit balanced with earthy continental hop character and moderate bitterness. A refreshing session beer to quench your thirst on those sunny Mediterranean days. Salud"

Vintage 2023

"All Czech Saaz stainless steel-fermented grisette. Light, bright, fun, funky, bitter, refreshing."

Saison van de Bruwer is a spelt Saison, dry-hopped and fermented with added Brettanomyces. It is blond, opalescent; its very persistent foam is creamy and fine. Very aromatic and fruity, its nose is reminiscent of pineapple, quince, apricot, and gooseberry. A ‘funky’ touch, typical of Brettanomyces, completes the picture. In the mouth these same flavors are intensified and accompanied by notes of cereals, a floral touch, and a final that evokes lime zests. Its attack is mellow, but its finish is dry and bitter — typical character traits of the 1920s Saisons. bbd 18/11/2024

"This Autumnal sour blend is drawn entirely from beer aged and re-fermented in red wine barrels, showing beautiful mature grape character. Expect citrus and berry aromas, rustic sweet barley, fresh stone fruits, balancing acidity and drying oak tannins. "

"Biere de Table is one of the first non-fruit releases in the #Wild series. Brewed in collaboration with the Little Earth Project in November 2019. Our partner is a brewery located in Suffolk, famous for its historic and wild beers that are fermented with local wild yeast and bacteria. We couldn't miss this opportunity and decided that this beer would be co-fermented with our own wild yeast blend and Little Earth home strain, harvested from apple skins from their own farm in Sudbury, UK. We chose only the best barrels from this small vat, and then mixed them with 10 percent aged Saison fermented with brewing and wild strains." BB 06/2021

"Alvinne Fellowship 2020 Ale No 6: Spontaneous Fermentation (40%) blended with mixed fermentation farmhouse sour with quince (60%). 15 month BA on Bordeaux."

"Socoron (or Socouran) is the name used to designate 6 row winter barley in Wallonian dialect and translates as "Escourgeon" in French. It is one of our traditional saison. It’s brewed with malted and raw local 6 row winter barley. This grain is more challenging to work with and has a much lower yield which explains its rarity in modern beer. However, the challenges it creates are worth facing to get its deep rustic profile with earthy and bready notes. A traditional farmhouse yeast strain combining high attenuation and a complex fermentation profile that displays white spices, lemon, grappes and grassy herbal notes. An authentic farmhouse beer, Brewed in our 800 years old farm."