"BBP's first Lambic blend, brewed at Dansaert. We teamed up with David from Verger du Nord. His spontaneously fermented cider contained all heirloom varieties, 70% pears & 30% apples. Blended 50/50 with our one year old lambic (fermented in Bordeaux barrels) & aged together in a chestnut foeder for 6 months before bottling."

"Crimson is our kriek framboise blend. We aged 1 year old spontaneously fermented beer on 830 grams per litre of sour cherries for 6 months. Before bottling we blended another Spon beer aged on 300 grams per litre of raspberries with the cherry beer. The final assemblage of 75% Cherry beer & 25% raspberry beer transcends both their individual selves. "

"Hard Graf is a collaboration with friends Hannah & Shane from Spontaneous Deuce. A blend of L&L spontaneous fermentation beer with their Armagh Apple Juice blend of 50% Lord Lambourne, 20% Laxton Superb, 20% Katy & 10% of an unknown variety. This Graf cider blend co-fermented & evolved in neutral wine barrels for 18 months. Notes of Rosemary, Sage, Dried Black Limes & a hint of smokey Mezcal. Truly unique & pleasantly weird! Bottled on 18th April 2021."

Vintage 2024

Vintage 2018. Mixed fermented barrel aged sour ale with local quinces.

Barrel aged red sour ale.

Sour version of "Cuvée de Mortagne" (Quadrupel) aged in White Port barrels. Very low carbonation - The barrel experience.

"Oude Geuze Boon Black Label Edition N°7 brings us back the typical long, dry aftertaste, yet very full-bodied taste that we are used to from Boon Black Label. With a very fresh citrus note and pleasant sparkle you can enjoy the Boon Black Label N° 7 as an elegant, easily drinkable tender Oude Geuze. This Edition N°7 was bottled on June 8, 2021. The blend is a mixture of lambic matured in oak barrels for one, two and three years. The Oude Geuze Boon Black Label Edition N °7 is a perfect aperitif beer. It is certainly also an ideal gueuze to enjoy with patience. It goes perfectly with fish dishes, such as combinations with oysters, salmon or mussels."

Cuvée Saison (Blend of Saison, Brett Saison, Sour Saison) with organic sour cherries from Torrelles de Llobregat. BBS is 08/11/2024

Wine ale, Vintage 2020. The beer wort was fermented naturally in the skins of Xarel-Io from Joan Rubio.

Cuvée Saison (Blend of Saison, Brett Saison, Sour Saison) with plums

Season 2020-2021 Assemblage #27. Bottled on 11/02/2021. "For this, Druif, we co-fermented Belgian Dornfelder with one- and two-year old lambik in a 53/47 cut. We used the freshly pressed and shortly skin-macerated juice and put the unfermented juice with young lambik for continued fermentation in stainless steel. Afterwards, we blended with two-year old lambik. All lambikken originate from seven different barrels and seven different brews. The final fruit intensity is 31.6%."

Season 2020-2021 Assemblage #26. Bottled on 10/02/2021. "For this Druif/Kriek, we blended a Belgian dornfelder druivenlambik and a kriekenlambik in a 50/50 proportion. We used both young and two-year old lambikken, originating from nine different barrels and nine different brews. The combined maceration took eight months and the final fruit intensity is 510 grams per litre of sour cherries and freshly pressed, skin-macerated grape juice."

Season 2019-2020. Assemblage #79. Bottled on 07/10/2020. "While looking for old sherry barrels, we cannot get lucky all the time. While we will be sourcing barrels directly from bodegas to assure provenance and quality, we had a batch of Pedro Ximenez (PX) barrels that was on the peated side (albeit subdued). As a result, we decided not to use them for Zenne y Frontera, but to blend them with other (fruit) lambikken into geuze and fruit blends. This is the first of such blends to be released. Sour cherries were macerated partly on young peated lambik and partly on two-year old straight lambik in a stainless steel tank. We blended with young and three-year old (!) lambik. 55% of the blend is old lambik and the final fruit intensity is 567 grams of sour cherries per litre."

Season 2020-2021. Assemblage #17 bottled on 20/01/2021. "This Cuvée Armand & Gaston has been blended with lambikken from four different barrels and originating from four different brews. Twenty percent of the cereals that we used for brewing the young lambik, were sourced in Brabant through our own farmers’ network. The old lambik that we used — brewed in the first days of 2018 — comes from two small 400-litre barrels that we found to be gently oxidative. The weighted average age of this blend upon bottling was eighteen months.."

"Mixed-fermentation Sour red with sage, brewed in April 2020, barrel-aged for 10 months in Côtes du Rhône barrels."

Please only purchase this if you've bought this specific package from 3 Fonteinen's webshop for 6x75cl and had it delviered at our warehouse. Purchasing this won't get you this pack if it has not been purchased from the 3F Webshop, it's just a packaging and proxy fee. The price now includes a storage fee, as we've had this in our warehouse for more than two years.

"We love Oud Bruin! Bête noir is our big up to those beers we cherish. For this new version, we chose a classic oud bruin malt bill but aged it in bourbon barrel, smooth..." BB is December 2023.

"Cocktail Inspired Gruit. With Gentian for bitterness and oranges at whirlpool. Aged several months in bourbon barrels w/ our house culture " BBD is 14/12/2023

"This beer is truly old and has a few new parts too. Tucked in the furthest reaches of the brewery for years, a special blend of several of our mixed-culture projects has come to life with the addition of a brown strong ale and cherry juice from Telemark. Sweet notes of red fruits and vanilla meld seamlessly with wood and caramel flavours and a distinct sourness."

A blend of 8 months to 2 years old lambic matured with rhubarb at a ratio of around 300 grams per liter.

The HORAL Oude Geuze Megablend 2022 is a blend of young and old Lambics from all HORAL producers (Den Herberg, Hanssens, Mort Subite, De Troch, Lambiek Fabriek, Boon, Lindemans, Timmermans, Tilquin, De Cam, and Oud Beersel).

"Wild blueberries danced inside French oak barrels for six months, making magic with a blonde mixed culture wild ale, transforming into this bright, tart, ripe, bottled flight of whimsy. Take time and care sipping this one. Bronze Medal Winner at the US Beer Open Championships 2021. "

"A whimsical blend of apple, cranberry, and cherry, in perfect harmony with a crisp, lightly acidic, wild fermented ale that results in this bottle-conditioned, holiday celebration libation you’ve been dreaming of. Make today special and raise a glass to the good times."

"A foulage & carbonic maceration of kelleris cherries, spontaneously fermented with beer wort. 6 months matured in oak barrels. In July 2021 our brewer Tiago picked up 500kg of organic sour cherries from Karel Vaes in Limburg to create this deep red & sour cherry beer. Now cherish the cherries and be mezmerized in the moment!"

B.A. Mixed-fermentation Saison with Centennial, Motueka, Cashmere & Tettnanger and bottle-conditionned with local wildflower honey from upkeepers. Bottled in April 2022, Best Before April 2024.

"For this collab with our lifelong friends, we decided to mix our cultures! A wild beer with an immoral dose of fresh (and seasonal.) quince fermented with a cocktail of our house cultures." BBD is 20/05/2023

Durant l'automne dernier, notre ami Théo du domaine Lissner nous a fait l'immense honneur de nous faire parvenir du Gewurztraminer du mythique terroir d'Altenberg, classé dans les grands crus d'Alsace. Nous les avons macérés dans notre saison de foudre avec des herbes sauvages de la région, avant un léger passage en barriques de quelques mois.

Saison with Hallertau Mittelfrüh hops.

"An oak-aged farmhouse ale featuring eastern Washington grown malted grain."

"An Oak-Aged Farmhouse Ale Dry-Hopped with Idaho Gem While hop-forward beers and oak-aged beers may seem to be in different veins, we’ve particularly enjoyed how these elements play off one another in our saisons. Perhaps you remember Jean-Michel, a release that was blended from puncheons and dry-hopped with French Barbe Rouge. The red fruit elements of the hop varietal and the vanillin present in the wood merged together to create an astounding note reminiscent of strawberry pound cake. This convinced us to continue exploring this path in our oak program, and what led to Gus! Starting with a farmhouse ale base featuring Salish Blue wheat from Skagit Valley Malting, Gus completed primary fermentation in oak puncheons and continued to age for 7 months. A hearty dry-hop of flavorful Idaho Gem from Yakima Chief adds distinct notes of red currant, grapefruit, and raspberry to the soft, rounded base beer. Simple, elegant, and extremely drinkable."

Foeder lagered Bière de Garde

An oak-aged ale refermented with blackberries

"Ivy is a beer made with 100% regionally grown pale malted barley. In the kettle, it sees both three to four-year aged whole leaf hops, as well as pellet hops from the most recent harvest. Both are grown here in Oregon. It is the most simple of our recipes, yet one of the most complex in expression. One malt, one hop, our wonderful local water, and time. Ivy spends two years in neutral wine puncheons. We choose from these barrels a blend that is funky, but not too funky. Tart, but not too sour. Complex, but still hedonistic. Really, a blend that we are happy to make, to blend, and ultimately to share, in celebration of our new home."

"A 50/50 blend of barrel aged Gold with fresh Gold that has just completed primary fermentation. This composition of aged and fresh beer is what we had originally intended for our Gold. It didn't end up like that though, as Gold is 100% barrel aged. We love the fresh fermentation esters and bright hop character we get in our young fermentations. This is what we focus on in beers like The International & As It Were (coming in November). But we can't hide that we also love the apparent funk, creamy mouthfeel and complex fermentation flavours of aged beer. We dont think of this blend as being a best of both worlds, but more an attempt (and this is only the first one) to marry these flavours harmoniously. One of the beers that really got me thinking about making mixed culture beers at all was BFM v225. It was the first biere de coupage I tasted and still remains a little bit of a mountain for me. Good as Gold may be made in the same fashion as and with a lot of inspiration from v225 but has a distinctively Wildflower feel. "