"Sour Morello Cherries from Kent were delivered to us fresh and added to a nine month old foudre aged saison. Further ageing and refermentation has drawn out a beautiful colour and complexity of cherry fruit, almond and oak flavours."

A barrel aged golden sour ale, aged on Ammani (dried Persian limes) and dry hopped with Citra and Amarillo hops.

Sour ale with Chardonnay pomace and dry hopped with Simcoe

Blend of 1, 2, 3 and 5 YO lambics from Brouwerij De Troch and Brouwerij Eylenbosch aged on Highland Whisky barrels. Limited edition of 340 liters.

"Ceréjhe is the word used to designate cherries in Wallonian dialect. A delicate blend of saison (spring barley, Wallonian Winter barley, spelt & wheat) fermented with our own strain, 1 year old lambic and cherries. The cherries come from the lovely lands of our friends Sandra and Stephane next to the beautiful Mont Ventoux. The cherries underwent a 7 months long fermentation at cold temperature and were left intact (no pressing) during the entire process to allow the aromas to slowly diffuse into the beer. The maceration was then back blended with the base saison to reach a balance between the saison, the lambic and the cherries. Not meant to be a cherry bomb, we hope that you'll enjoy the delicate notes of these beautiful fruits, coming from an outstanding terroir. An authentic farmhouse beer, Brewed in our 800 years old farm."

Season 2021-2022, Assemblage #51. Bottled on 17/03/2022. "For this Kweepeer, we macerated quinces from different organic fields around Flanders. We put them for almost four months on young lambik and blended with some more jonge lambik before bottling. It is hard to put a correct fruit intensity level as the massive quinces give off their flavours and aromas but do not really get disintegrated into the lambik. We did macerate 50/50 quince and lambik. So quite intense nonetheless."

Blend of BA Mix Fermentation beers with grape pomace.

Sour w. Syrah pomace, raspberries and homemade grapefuit tonic.

"It all started with our friend Laurent from Domaine De Krayenberg, a vineyard located in Beersel. We took 300kg of Muscadis grape pomace and blended to a mixed fermentation Saison that aged 12 months in Pinot Noir barrels. An elegant and complex beer with a light acidity and a balance of rich flavors and earthy tannins."

Season 2018-2019. Assemblage #36 bottled on 28/01/2019. "This specific Cuvée Armand & Gaston was assembled with lambics from 8 different barrels that originate from 8 different brews. The average age of this blend at bottling was 18 months = 55% young + 30% semi-old + 15% old lambic."

Wild ale dry hopped with Saaz hops.

BA Wild ale infused with elderflowers

"Sauvin is a blend of a rustic saison and longer aged wild ales (3 up to 5 years) dryhopped with Nelson Sauvin hops for over a year in one of our Bourgogne foeders. In the nose you will come across white wine grapes and melon notes from the Nelson Sauvin hops. Accompanied by dusty, oaky and a citrus aroma’s from the base beer. In taste you will experience a slightly bitterness and herbal notes like thyme from the hops, a balanced sourness with a fairly dry woody finish. Our dryhopped wild ales are very well suited for longer term aging (3+ years), but 6-12 months after bottling the taste will already evolve."

"Blend of lambic macerated with organic cherries and cider. The fruit is blended with lambic then macerated for months. After this, the lambic matures further on barrel. The final blend with cider is done just before bottling."

Season 2022-2023 Assemblage #86. Bottled on 11/07/2023. "For this Oude Kirsebær, we macerated stevnsbær from the Frederiksdal Estate in Harpelunde, Denmark, on two-year old lambik. Maceration took over four months. We then blended with three- and a large portion of more-than-five-year-old lambik. The weighted average age of this sour cherry lambik clocks at more than 30 months on the moment of bottling. This blend consists of eleven different brews from 3 Fonteinen, Lindemans and De Troch. Of the 3 Fonteinen brews, about 90% of the grains were sourced in our own Cereal Collective."