Bière de Garde (Amber Saison) brewed with chestnuts

"Spontaneously fermented lambics, aged in oak barrels and macerated with Schaarbeekse cherries. Unfiltered beer with refermentation in the bottle."

"Kri-Vino was born from the encounter between two worlds: that of fruit wine and that of traditional lambic. We blend 70% cherry wine, made from three varieties of cherries, with 30% aged lambic matured in bourbon barrels. Note: Each bottle is unique, reflecting the year, the terroir, and the sunshine. Flavors vary from year to year, making each vintage impossible to replicate exactly."

"Blend of young and old lambics with maceration of locally picked schaarbeekse krieken."

Season 2024-2025 Assemblage #33. Bottled on 07/08/2025. "For this blend of Oude Geuze, we blended not less than five barrels of lambic, originating of eleven brews, of which two thirds was brewed by 3 Fonteinen and one third by Brouwerij Lindemans. Almost 30% of the blend is lambic brewed before 2020, rendering the weighted average oge of the blend to more than 35 months on the moment of bottling"

Season 2023-2024 Assemblage #52. Bottles on 11/6/2024. "For this Armagnac geuze, we blended lambikken from two small Armagnac barrels from Domaine Laballe, a nano Armagnac distillery from Paerleboscq, France. We aged two-and-a-half-year old lambikken for another good nineteen months before blending with some young lambik. The weighted average age of the blend amounts up to 36 months. All four lambikken used in this blend, have been brewed with cereals from Pajottenland."

Season 2023-2024 Assemblage #51. Bottled on 11/6/2024. "For this small blend of Cognac geuze, we blended three lambikken that have aged on cognac barrels for more than twenty months. The lambikken originate from five different brews of which more than 60% was brewed with local Pajottenland cereals. As most lambikken have been brewed in 2020, the weighted average age of this blend is over 46 months. The barrels come from a small scale, independent cognac distillery from the Charente region, France, and is renowned for their focus on terroir and absolute quality."

Season 2022-2023, Assemblage #52. Bottled on 21/03/2023. "For this Perzik, we macerated red vine peaches from the Mosel region in Germany, growing in between and around the grapevines. We used two- and three-year old lambikken for maceration, and two-year old lambikken for blending, rendering the weighted average age to over 31 months. The lambikken used are for more than 70% brewed by ourselves. In these nine 3 Fonteinen brews, more than 85% of the cereals used were sourced within our Cereal Collective. The final fruit proportion is 453 grams of peaches per litre of Perzik."

"Goodness, what a thick and full-bodied beer this is! From the first sip, an explosion of liquorice, and honey comes to the fore, interwoven with a subtle spicy and peppery character that immediately warms you up — perfect for winter. The beer is distinctly sweet, with layers of caramel, mocha and a soft touch of chocolate, making it wonderfully round and almost candy-like. Amidst all that rich sweetness, a fresh citrus accent emerges, while notes of dried red fruit provide depth and balance. The mouthfeel is soft but powerful, with a slightly spicy edge that allows the alcohol to speak warmly. The long finish starts sweet, then shifts to a dry aftertaste, ultimately leaving a deliciously spicy trail. A tasty, delicious and distinctly characterful beer that lingers — a liquid sweet with a kick."

Blend of 1, 2 & 3 YO Eylenbsch lambics brewed at De Troch.

Blend of lambics with Schaarbeekse sour cherries

"Anna (1902-1993) was our grandfather’s sister; Hill Farmstead Brewery rest upon the land that was once home to her and her 13 siblings. In her honor, this honey Farmstead® ale is crafted from American malted barley, European and American hops, Vermont wildflower honey, our distinctive farmhouse yeast and water from our well. Unfiltered and naturally carbonated, this is the ale that I dream to have shared with Anna."

"Funky saison, fruity and hoppy. 100% whole hop flowers, inspired by the technique used for one of our favorite begian beer (the one with two X) and our own touch brought by our own brett saison mix of yeasts."

"Chaleureuse mais sèche, légèrement toastée et désaltérante, elle trouve l’équilibre entre lager et saison, avec une amertume modérée et une touche houblonnée subtile. Translucide, coiffée d’une belle mousse qui se dentelle, elle réchauffe les cœurs ... mais pas trop les mains. Un hommage aux mauvais temps, aux zones industrielles, aux rails humides et aux départs sous la pluie."

"Assemblage de bières en fermentation indigène sur marcs de raisins rouges (cinsault syrah et grenache), élevage un an en barriques, et repasse sur marcs de cinsault et pinot frais avant mise en bouteille."

"Chaleureuse mais sèche, légèrement toastée et désaltérante, elle trouve l’équilibre entre lager et saison, avec une amertume modérée et une touche houblonnée subtile. Translucide, coiffée d’une belle mousse qui se dentelle, elle réchauffe les cœurs ... mais pas trop les mains. Un hommage aux mauvais temps, aux zones industrielles, aux rails humides et aux départs sous la pluie."

"Funky saison, fruity and hoppy. 100% whole hop flowers, inspired by the technique used for one of our favorite begian beer (the one with two X) and our own touch brought by our own brett saison mix of yeasts."

"Ex red wine barrel aged ciders from 2024 macerated on Gamay, Pinot Noir, Chenin, Grolleau and Müller Thurgau grape skins. "

"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."

"Trinity brings together multiple fruits, spices and ages of lambic. In summer 2024 we fermented one-year-old lambic on freshly picked mulberries and, in a separate tank, on plums. After nearly a year the fruit was removed and both lambics aged further in barrels. Because the combination of plum and mulberry already carried herbal notes, we decided to incorporate Timut pepper - a Nepalese pepper known for its citrus-like aromatics. The final blend was bottled almost a year ago and has been slowly developing in the bottle ever since."

"(2025) Imperial Coffee Stout brewed with ancho chile peppers, cacao nibs, vanilla beans, coffee and cinnamon sticks."

"10 Years anniversary limited edition. 10 years of Lambiek Fabriek. To celebrate our anniversary, we release this special blend, brewed with peated malts."

"Two-Year Barrel-Aged Gose - A historic recipe brought to life: this Gose is aged for two years in barrels, brewed with fresh hops and red wine grapes. Juicy and drinkable, it pours a lovely, intense pink – a perfect blend of tradition, fruit, and refreshment."

Aged in barrels with Trepat and Pinot Noir grape skins

"Our second time releasing a coffee beer after our first foray in 2024's Angucho. Aceh is a single barrel bottling of golden beer, brewed in November 2022. The wort was made using a turbid mash, including an inadvisable quantity of caramelised barley malt and aged hops. We initially set about selecting a coffee that we thought would best marry with our beer, before delving into the barrels to find its partner. After extensive tasting round the cellar, a barrel was selected to complement the addition of an Indonesian coffee from the Aceh region of north Sumatra, made using an anaerobic honey fermentation process"

"Tom Oliver makes cider and perry in small batches, using fresh pressed cider apples and perry pears, spontaneously fermented by wild yeasts. Nachmelená Hruška was made by co-fermenting an equal proportion of Herefordshire perry pear juice (2019 harvest), with wort made in the style of a Czech svetlý ležák (light lager), using Czech grown barley and Saaz hops. The resulting beer conditioned in bottle for 7 months before release. Named by Tom's Czech right-hand man Jarek, "Nachmelená Hruška" translates as "hopped- or drunk- pear.""

"Made from a blend of six year old NZ hopped saison with a four year old golden beer made with aged hops and caramelised wheat. This breaks our record for the oldest barrel of beer we have included in a blend. The slow spontaneous fermentations took place in an old white Burgundy barrique and a fresh Herefordshire cider barrel. The two barrels were quite distinct from each other. One remarkably fresh and zesty, with plenty of hop bite. The other bringing juicy acidity and complex earthy aromatics. Together they strike a delightful balance on the palate and an inviting excuse to bring in some new season hops to add some punch to the aromatics. The blend was dry hopped with whole leaf US grown Cashmere from the 2025 harvest ."

"Saison Hallertau is a blend of four barrels from three worts brewed in January, March, and August 2019. It was dry-hopped with whole leaf Hallertau Blanc, Mandarina Bavaria, and Fuggles.The beer is a bitter, amber saison with a good balance of malt, yeast, and hop flavour. A small quantity was released relatively fresh last year through Favourite Beers, as a tribute to Nicky Norwood, wife of owner Leigh. The further ageing since has allowed time for the wild yeast to significantly modify the hop aromatics and add further depths of funk."

"Bottled Dec 2025 - A session strength version of Islay Brut, our peat-smoke Champagne beer. Referred to in-house as "the beer no-one was asking for." Tiny Islay is a single barrel release, brewed in March 2023. The worts was produced from a traditional turbid mash with a decent quantity of maize, giving a more delicate flavour and paler colour than malted barley. It underwent spontaneous fermentation in a small Islay whisky barrel, imparting aromas of maritime peat smoke. Upon tasting the barrel, we were delighted to find the beer possessed just the right balance of dry-bitter and sweet-acid, as well as the necessary body to carry the smoke, without the need for the ABV-boosting sugar additions we have previously utilised to strike the right balance with these smokey beers. Finally, the beer was conditioned in-bottle for four months. A large dose of priming sugar was added to produce a rolling, Champagne-type, carbonation. The resulting beer drinks remarkably easily, with delightful sweet, smoky, and spicy aromatics."

"Ale Aged in Oak Barrels with cherries. In this blend of Funky Blender we added fresh, whole fruit at rate of about two pounds per gallon to our base beer. Each barrel is carefully hand picked to ensure it will pair perfectly with the whole fruit we are using while keeping the funky flavor. The unique lemon and lime aromas that come from the base barrels of Funky Blender harmonize with the whole fruit added."

"Flavor King pluots, what else needs to be said? This variety is literally the King of Flavors! The blend delights from the start of the pour. Pink foam that not only drops off the kids for the birthday, but then sticks around for the flavor party. What? Does anyone read these? Classic Colorado plum aromas in the nose just remind me why I love plums so much, I hope we can get more this year. Low/medium acidity and rich body that makes one think it's actually sweet. All hail the Flavor King."