Dark Sour Ale aged in oak barrels.

"Micro blend of wild beers (on native elderberry yeast, apples, natural wine lees, etc.) all aged in demijohns in our cellar!"

"Blend of barrel aged (bourbon and rivesaltes) strong and dark beers (Imperial Stout, Barley Wine and Quandrupel) with a younger Imperial Stout. "

Batch 1. "To end the summer fruits season and to begin the fall, we offer to you a blackcurrant wild ale. This beer spent more than a year in white wine barrels with our own wild yeast." BB is 14/09/2023

"Locuste is the barrel aged version of our sour gruit : Criquet. It stayed for several month in white wine barrels which, with the conjugated efforts of the wild yeast we added, mellowed the base beer and gave it more complexity"

"Our Barrel aged sour gruit has been enhanced with a generous dose of cucumber!"

"Riesling Pomace Wild Ale. This red ale has aged more than one year in red wine barrels with our wild yeast culture. Afterwards, it’s been infused with freshly pressed riesling pomace." BB is 19/10/2023

Lambic matured with Belgian Muscaris grapes.

Organic Oude Gueuze

Gueuze made with a blend of easy-drinking lambics

"1 year old Spontaneous Fermentation beer aged on Irish Rhubarb grown by Ryans Farm in County Dublin."

"Mixed fermentation wild ale with saccharomyces cervisiae yeast, brettanomyces and lactobacillus fermented in oak barrels which previously contained portuguese Moscatel white wine for 18 months."

"14 months mixed fermentation wild ale with saccharomyces cervisiae yeast, two brettanomyces strains and lactobacillus."

"Mixed fermentation wild ale with saccharomyces cervisiae yeast, two bretta- nomyces strains, lactobacillus and the microorganisms from the peaches for 15 months in french oak barrels."

"Mixed fermentation wild ale with saccharomyces cervisiae yeast and brettanomyces fermented in french oak barrels which previously contained Bordeaux red wine for 18 months."

"Paragon 2021 showcases our patient and considered approach to tending nearly 60 different bourbon barrels for over 12 months. This edition of our distinguished barley wine displays strong notes of caramel and oak-ageing with hints of tabacco, fruit cake and vanilla. The finish is distinctly bourbon forward and complex with a balanced bitterness and perceived sweetness that gives way to a warming sensation from the 13.8% alcohol."

"Paragon 2022 brings together bourbon barrel-aged barley wine and masterfully expresses notes of dried figs, raisins, and vanilla, complemented by caramel, toffee, and chocolate notes from the malt. The result is a symphony of flavors that envelops your palate, disguising the alcohol content with finesse. It’s a testament to our dedication to the old style and the artistry of brewing, encapsulated in every bottle."

"Introducing our new Imperial Stout: an 18-month-aged marvel in bourbon and rum barrels. Inspired by chocolate-dipped raisins, it entices with cocoa nibs, vanilla, and raisins. Complex, with sweet dark fruits and luscious chocolate, this velvety elixir reveals layers of indulgence. Crafted with passion, it’s an extraordinary masterpiece to savor. Cheers to extraordinary moments!"

"This beer is defined by a natural marriage of coconut, rum and bourbon which produce aromas of coconut cream pie. Upon the first sip, light notes of honey and spice dance on the tongue before freshly-brewed coffee intertwines with the dominant toasted coconut flavours. The finish has a boozy edge which is softened by vanilla-forward sweetness and oak lactones from both the coconut and 14 months in bourbon & rum barrels."

Contains Lactose. "Inspired by the Latin American dessert, this pastry stout this offers a creamy, caramel sweetness characterized by toffee and butterscotch with a subtle vanilla finish. The bourbon flavours imparted by 13 months in the barrels contribute hints of caramel, pecan and nutmeg which complement the dessert-forward notes of this decadent beer.
Pour over a fresh churro and experience una delicia!"

"We brewed a traditional turbid mash as they would do in most Lambik breweries in Brussles to generate lots of starch for the Brett to work on slowly over a year of fermentation in our Foeders, giving a soft funkyness light sour edge with a balance of fruit forward sweetness from the apricots we added 1 month prior to packaging."

"Off the Rack Australian Dark Rum 2022 features the robust toasted malt and coffee notes of our imperial stout, elegantly mellowed by the caramel and vanilla whispers of rum-soaked oak. Balanced yet complex, the delicate essence of spices meld with dark chocolate, toffee, and coconut hinting to the sun-soaked shores where the rum barrels matured."

"Original Sin Bourbon Barrel is a chocolate treasure-trove with deep boubon barrel overtones. The dark malt complexity of this imperial stout gives way to notes of milky mocha coffee, vanilla, and dark chocolate. Layered in between are soft, gentle aromas of warm caramels and praline with big flavours of oak and walnut from one year in wood. It’s long, lingering finish is utterly sinful."

"We used massive amounts of robusta coffee beans – known for their full-bodied and distinctive earthy flavour – in our very bourbon-forward imperial stout base which had spent 14 months in oak. The result is smooth and staightforward yet refined and complex."

"Indulge in the decadence of our Tiramisù Imperial Stout. Aged for 20 months in Tennessee whiskey and bourbon barrels, it packs a punch of rich, roasted coffee, creamy vanilla, and luscious cocoa, with complex coconut, spicy and woody notes from the barrels that will make every sip even more captivating.
So raise a glass and enjoy your journey through the classic Italian dessert."

Brewed & Bottled by Brouwerij Boon.

"Barrel-aged wild blond beer with elderflower. Once a year we brew a special blend for Dauw. After initial fermentation, when sugars are still present, we infuse the beer for one day with freshly picked elderflower. This results in an overwhelmingly aromatic beer, which becomes more rounded after long barrel aging. By mixing 3 years of vintages, we bring a lot of complexity to the beer. The young barrels add bitterness and floral scents, whereas the older barrels add ripeness and soften the character. Dew is a nice sour beer with rich elderflower, green pepper and citrus. In its aftertaste you can find the soft bitterness and the long lasting tones of spring blossom aromas."

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."

"Barrel-aged Bière de Garde with Willow Bark. After an autumn forest walk through swirling leaves and drops of rain, nothing feels better than throwing off your shoes and nestling in front of the fireplace with a glass of Sintel. This barrel-aged bière de garde was brewed with toasted willow bark for soft notes of brown sugar and clove that gently complement its smooth caramel-like maltiness. It was aged on oak for 20 months, creating a hint of vanilla from the wood. We fermented it with Mud King, a blend of wild yeasts from all over the world that composed extraordinarily fruity aromas in this beer. Sintel has a tinge of sourness and a mild bitterness that reflects the tannins of the willow bark. Its silky finish makes for a truly memorable experience." best before is 16/09/2023

Berslais Kadet aged 12 months in lambic barrels which resulted in a spontaneous fermentation of the beer.

Berslais Kadet aged 12 months in lambic barrels which resulted in a spontaneous fermentation of the beer.

Bersalis Tripel aged for at least 12 months in oak barrels that used to age lambic. This ageing process provokes a second fermentation of the beer (this time spontaneous).

Bersalis Tripel aged for at least 12 months in oak barrels that used to age lambic. This ageing process provokes a second fermentation of the beer (this time spontaneous).