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"Packed with so much Citra, Mosaic and Nelson Sauvin, drink this beer and you may start to see visions of another world! Our love affair with the icons of the Beat Generation continues. If you’ve been following us for a while, you know that across Marylou (Pale Ale), Neal Gets Things Done (IPA), and Allen (DIPA), we’ve used the exact same hop bill to show how a story can evolve, shift, and intensify. But there was still one missing chapter. The ultimate poem. Enter King of May, a monumental 10% Triple IPA that serves as the grand finale to our Beat Gen series.
To honour the King, we loaded an incredibly soft, luscious grain bill with a staggering, saturated amount of our favourite Beat Gen trio: Citra, Mosaic, and Nelson Sauvin. We used the largest amount of T90 equivalent hops in the whirlpool we have ever done, combined with a massive 30 g/l dry hop.
Expect juicy notes of mango, passionfruit, and peach, complemented by hints of resinous pine and a solid dankness. It is big, loud, beautifully aromatic, and pushes our house style to its absolute limit."

"The new heavy hitter of the Colour Theory family: Lightness Illusion. This 8% DIPA rounds out the series with a deep, complex journey. By elevating the ABV and hop saturation, we’ve brought forth waves of joyous tropical fruits floating atop a dank, brooding, and wonderfully complex underbelly all thanks to Nectaron, Idaho 7 and Citra!

For this label, our Creative Director took inspiration from the famous Munker illusion, a phenomenon in which the perceived colour of an object shifts drastically depending on the surrounding stripes. Your brain rewrites the data based on the background. Looking at the label, you’d swear you’re seeing different colours, but each shape is the exact same shade of blue."

"A soft and sluggable Session IPA that has oodles of Citra and Mosaic seeping from all directions. It drinks way above its meagre ABV and is crammed full of tropical indulgences and citric sharpness."

"The classic, juicy Verdant companion piece representing the resilient outer shell of a cactus. It’s soft, ultra-sluggable, with a subtle bitterness and a big, pillowy body. Packed with Citra and Motueka hops, it delivers creamy limes for days!"

"4.1% Italian Pilsner (Amarillo, Centennial, Willamette) - This highly crushable Italian Pilsner of 4.1%, brewed with Norm Brewery and delicately hopped with Centennial and Willamette and fermented with a state-of-the-art lager strain developped by the buddies and yeast magicians of Escarpment labs. Clean yeast profile and hop transformation at its best!"

"6.8% New Europe IPA (Hallertau Blanc, Aramis, Tiskel, Mandarina Bavaria, Callista)"

"7.6% Double New Zealand IPA (Motueka, Nelson Sauvin & Riwaka) - We did our best to pack as many New Zealand hops as possible into a can. If we’d used any more pellets, there wouldn’t have been any room left for liquid—we might as well have become a hop supplier ourselves.
Nelson Sauvin, Riwaka, and Motueka… This New Zealand trio is sure to inspire some wild celebrations after drinking this 7.4% DIPA."

"Ever wondered what Henry van de Velde drank while designing the Book Tower in Ghent? It probably weren't Belgian Tripels and blondes, as they were not invented until the same period. Only Van de Velde knows for sure, but presumably it was... UYTZET! Yep, and we brewed that historic Ghent style again! This time another Double version of 4.4% ABV and heavily hopped with some European and English classics like Spalter Select, Brewers Gold, Brambling Cross and Hallertau Mittelfrüh. Available on keykeg and can"

"You read that well, a sour beer inspired by pastis! :) spiced with our homemade mix of pastis spices: anise, licorice, fennel seeds, star anise, rosemary, lemon.. Hazy like a fresh glass of pastis mixed with water. Cheers!"

"For this collab with our friend Flo from the Wild Lab, we went with the surprising combination of beetroot and passion fruit. All this in a tangy beer that hides its alcohol content terribly well..."

"A west coast-style IPA brewed with Simcoe, Columbus, dry-hopped with Citra Dynaboost® and Mosaic Hyperboost®. Dank notes of stone fruit, blueberry, tangerine peel and strawberry. Medium bitterness with a semi-dry, clean finish."

"Light European-style pilsner, dry-hopped with Saphir hops. Crisp and super easy-drinking with bold notes of crackery pilsner malt and earthy, peppery hops; refreshingly clean with a dry finish."

"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."

"A Collab with Power Roasters who provided some freshly roasted coffee! We added a huge load of passion fruit purée and created a blond fruity sour with aromas of coffee."

"A nicely clear and bitter IPA, brewed with 100% Maris Otter and generously dry hopped with Luminosa, Mosaic and Cryo Mosaic"

Low ABV saison Brewed with Spelt in collaboration from Anspach & Hbday (UK).

"A truly distinctive barrel-aged sour ale that spent three years maturing in a Kilchoman peated whisky barrel, with the addition of ginger pulp. The result is an extraordinary harmony between two bold and seemingly opposite flavors: smoky Islay peat and spicy ginger. After years of patient aging, these extremes have evolved into a remarkably balanced, complex, and surprisingly drinkable beer. "

Foeder aged Cuvee Per macerated with quince

"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."

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Please only purchase this if you've bought the Pellicle Vergistingen Summer Release 2026, selected us to "proxy" and we've confrimed by email pickup has been done. If you have not yet recieved an email from us confirming pickup has been done, please hold on buying this until we've confirmed all is ok and we have your beers in our warehouse. Purchasing this won't get you this pack if it was not purchased directly to Pellicle Vergistingen, this is just a pickup and packaging fee.

Green saison brewed with tea

"Additions from our favourite sours:
Cherry, Blackberry, Banana, Pear, Cinnamon, Vanilla, White Chocolate, Maple Syrup
Eight years, eight of our favourite adjuncts. Brewed to celebrate Vault City’s 8th birthday (carrying the torch from 2025’s 7 Years Sour), this decadent dessert beer brings together a bold medley of cherry, blackberry, banana and pear, layered with cinnamon, vanilla, vegan white chocolate, and maple syrup."

"Loaded with 999 grams of fruit per litre of beer, this is the legal limit we can add while still calling it beer. The second release in our birthday series sees the return of our iconic 999g/L series, launched in 2019 when we took our first step into seriously heavy fruiting rates. This smoothie sour put Vault City on the map, lacing glasses up and down the UK. It’s packed with fresh apricot, mango, guava and juicy pineapple for a full-on alcoholic fruit smoothie."

"The latest in our series of drizzleberry sours tops layers of freshly baked sponge cake with a juicy blend of sweet cherry, zesty lemon, and a drizzle of sweet vanilla icing."

"This is Vault City’s mixed fermentation base beer, the foundation of every sour we’ve brewed since 2018. Originally brewed for our brewery launch party, it showcasing our unique house mixed culture of lactobacillus and saccharomyces, delivering a refreshing tartness with layers of fruity esters and a zingy sherbet finish. A light dry-hop of Cashmere and Bramling complements the tartness with subtle hop character."

"Back by popular demand, this cult-favourite sour first created in 2022 returns with monstrous levels of indulgence. Loaded with a legendary medley of blackberries, rhubarb, strawberries, apples and raspberries, layered with maple syrup and vanilla over a single stack of breakfast waffles.
Some like it hot: pair with Fruits of the Forest Breakfast Hot Sauce made by our pals at Thiccc."

"Taking inspiration from the iconic Portuguese custard tart, this decadent pastry sour has been dialled up to 8%, combining layers creamy vanilla with caramelised sugar and a delicate touch of cinnamon. A juicy peach & apricot twist adds a fresh fruitiness to round out each sip. Brewed in collaboration with Lisbon legends Dois Corvos."

"Looking for exciting flavour combinations is a priority of ours, and we think we've hit the nail on the head with this one. Alphonso mango takes the lead, with subtle heat from the habanero chilli building throughout, topped off with smoky chipotle peppers. Drink fresh and pretend it's summer."

"The tangiest fluid in the Vault City universe, a 6 on our sour scale which to date has only ever gone to 5… Brainmelting Fluid is a face-scrunching, tongue-twisting sour infused with lemon and lime juice, sherbet and a hit of raspberry that shocks with electric sharpness ‘til your brain short-circuits."