"Discover our unique Earl Grey Tea Lambic, refermented in the bottle. The infusion of lambic with Earl Grey tea gives the beer a fruity character from the bergamot fruit, combined with a subtle tea note. This harmonious blend provides a refined and refreshing taste experience that can appeal to both beer and tea lovers."

""The 2023 edition of this natural and sparkling sour cherry Lambic beer, born from the meeting of two glorious traditions, the Traditional Method for sparkling wines and spontaneous fermentation for Lambic beers. Oud Beersel cherry lambic is drawn in the bottle with the addition of the liqueur de tirage, which consists of sparkling wine yeast and sugar for secondary fermentation. The beer then ages for fourteen months in the bottle before being finished according to the "traditional method". This process allows the development of fine carbon dioxide which is trapped in the bottle and which makes the Lambic sparkling. The application of riddling and disgorging eliminates the yeasts present in the bottle. No added sugars by adding an expedition liqueur. The result is a BRUT and sparkling fruit lambic beer with an impressive palette of flavors."

"Discover our unique Sweet Osmanthus Lambic, refermented in the bottle. The Osmanthus Fragrans, also known as Sweet Osmanthus, is a shrub that is mainly found in Asia. As the name suggests, it imparts a fantastic aroma to the beer, reminiscent of a bouquet of flowers from the Far East. The Lambic harmoniously blends with the fruity and floral notes of the flower."

"First-time release. Instead of ' regular' Lambic, Grape Lambic (Lambic matured on Furmint and Harslevelu grapes) was used as the base for this beer. Otherwise, the same steps were followed as for the Bzart 2023, i.e. addition of 'liqueur de tirage', then 'remuage' and 'dégorgement', and no addition of 'liqueur d'expédition'."

Lambic aged with green walnuts. Limited edition. Bottled on 05/06/2015 with BBD 05/06/2019

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).

"To create the Roasted Oolong Tea Sparkling Infused Lambic, one-year-old Lambic was infused with roasted Oolong tea for about four weeks. This tea, especially popular in Asia, is slightly oxidised and was then roasted in the traditional way. This results in a rich flavour, with a certain spiciness and some toasted notes. Thanks to the re-fermentation in the bottle, these flavours blend into one harmonious whole."