"Cider from the 2024 harvest. After three months of barrel aging, pressed Chenin Blanc skins from the Loire Valley were added. Following four months of maceration, the skins were removed and the cider continued aging in an ex-red wine barrel for nine months until it settled into its final form."

"With some of the peaches remaining, we decided to experiment with co-fermentation. Gorsem krieken harvested earlier that year were combined with white peaches in a ratio of one third krieken to two thirds peaches. The fruit fermented on two-year-old lambic before the beer was racked off and allowed to settle further in stainless steel. No additional blending was done at bottling."

"A blend created with spring in mind. It began as an elderflower lambic in 2025, when freshly picked elderflowers were blended with two-year-old lambic. Although promising, the result initially lacked the complexity we were looking for. Since we work almost exclusively with freshly harvested ingredients, adding more elderflower later in the season was not an option. Instead, after further aging, we introduced Timut pepper, whose bright citrus character complements the floral notes beautifully."

"This rhubarb wine started in 2022 by pressing 3 varieties of fresh rhubarb and fermenting it in stainless steel. After 2 years it was barrel aged in an American oak barrel for another year."

"Mosaik is the first blend to feature fruit from our own vineyard, making it a particularly meaningful release for us.
The base is a cider made from apples harvested in a friend's orchard in Borgloon in 2024, consisting of approximately ten different apple varieties. The juice was fermented directly in a former red wine barrel and left to mature through autumn, winter and spring.
In September 2025, the cider was transferred onto pressed grape skins from our vineyard, including Pinot Noir, Zweigelt, Regent, Gamay, Chardonnay and Pinot Gris, where it macerated for three months. After gently separating the cider from the skins, it spent another three months maturing in barrel before bottling."

"Magenta combines lambics aged between six months and two years, all matured in former Syrah wine barrels.
Following blending, the beer macerated on 2025 Gorsem cherries for six months. After the fruit was removed, the blend rested before being combined with a lavender lambic prepared several months earlier. The lavender consists of both fresh and dried flowers harvested from a friend's garden, contributing delicate floral complexity."

"This blend begins with lambic matured for eighteen months in an ex-Mandorla barrel. Mandorla is an Italian almond liqueur whose barrel imparts subtle notes reminiscent of frangipane.
As the barrel-aged lambic developed an intense character, we chose to balance it with a young plum lambic. The latter was produced using three-month-old lambic and macerated on plums for more than five months before blending.
The result is a beer that balances rich almond notes with vibrant stone fruit character."

"Savory Sin is a blend of lambics ranging from 18 months to 3 years of age, sourced from several breweries and matured in former red wine barrels, with one component aged in an ex-Calvados cask.
After composing the base blend, we added a generous quantity of 2025 Gorsem cherries. The fruit refermented with the beer and remained in contact for six months. Once separated from the cherries, the blend was finished with fresh rosemary and satureja, giving the beer its distinctive savoury character."

"For this edition of Synergy, we explored the combination of quince and rhubarb.
Rather than pressing the quinces into cider, we processed them into fruit pulp before blending them with two-year-old lambic, where they macerated for approximately six months.
The rhubarb component was prepared similarly, using one-year-old lambic and four months of maceration.
After blending both fruit lambics, the beer matured for several additional months in former red wine barrels before bottling."

"The Red Wedding brings together several different lambics and fruit preparations into a single blend.
One component consists of one-year-old lambic macerated on Regent grape skins for more than three months before further barrel ageing. Another is fresh Gorsem cherry lambic that spent six months on the fruit. The final component is a wine produced by co-fermenting Regent and Müller-Thurgau grapes, matured in glass demijohns for one year without any additions.
Together these elements create a layered blend where grape, cherry and wine character intertwine."

"One of our flagship blends returns.
Enter the Dragon III follows the same approach as its predecessors. Lambic aged between one and two years macerated on Gorsem cherries for six months before spending an additional three months ageing in oak.
The final blend is finished with a small addition of fresh wort and a generous amount of fresh rosemary harvested from a friend's garden."

"Gorsem cherries remain our favourite variety for fruit lambic, and this beer is our tribute to them.
The blend combines one- and two-year-old lambics from two different producers, each macerated on a generous quantity of Gorsem cherries for six months.
After the fruit was removed, both lambics were blended together to create a harmonious balance between the character of the cherries and the underlying lambic. At blending, the beer received a final addition of 20% Gorsem cherry wine that had matured for six months in a former red wine barrel, adding further depth and intensity."

"The 'M' edition combines two different Mandorla-aged lambics.
The first is the same almond barrel-aged lambic featured in the 'P' blend. The second is the final portion of our Mirabelle lambic, produced with 2024 fruit and 2023 lambic, and matured for more than a year in another Mandorla barrel.
Both beers contribute equally to the final blend. Carbonation has intentionally been kept lower to allow the barrel character to express itself more fully."