"We gathered grapes for this mixture in person from a small local vineyard located just 20 km away from the Brewery. On the same day, we merged them with the beer base and left them fermenting for more than 12 days. The beer is very similar to our favorite French wines of the "glou glou" Pet-NAT type. It is filled with aromas of cherries and red fruits, balanced with delicate nuances. It is a lively cherry-colored rose, long-lasting beer. Non-pasteurized and changing over time – ideal for bottle fermentation!"

"“Fifteen” is characterized by a distinct aroma of plums from local orchards near Wroclaw. Its solid base is the Saison-style base aged in barrels. During the brewing of Wild #15 we used barley malt, wheat malt and oatmeal. In addition, we conditioned it in the bottle for six months to give it its unique character."

"Crimson (2022-2023)is our Kriek Framboise (cherry raspberry) beer. This is its second iteration.

We chose some nice barrels of 1 & 2 year old spontaneous beer to macerate on a few hundred kilos of whole sour cherries & raspberries from 2022 fruit season. The beer macerated the fruit for 9 months before bottling. Bottled: Summer 2023."

"We brewed a traditional turbid mash as they would do in most Lambik breweries in Brussles to generate lots of starch for the Brett to work on slowly over a year of fermentation in our Foeders, giving a soft funkyness light sour edge with a balance of fruit forward sweetness from the apricots we added 1 month prior to packaging."

"The “Bière de soif” series are hybrids that form bridges between the world of wine, cider andbeer. The final product is a blend of our barrel aged Saisonbase and huge amount of whole local Lutówka Cherries from the Gospodarstwo Rolne Ireneusz Rudnicki farmand Madagascar Vanilla beans. This cherries are also known as Schattenmorelleor Chatel Morel. " BBD is 16/07/2024

Blended Sour Ale with Vitis vinifera subsp. vinifera (also known as White Wine Grapes from the Alvarinho variety). Limited to 600 bottles.

"In collaboration with Wendy & Felipe of Fox Tale Fermentation Project, we've blended together our one-year-old foeder aged saison with their locally sourced Ume plums. After first allowing the plums to undergo native fermentation by their own microflora, we then blended beer onto the fermenting fruit for a three month maceration. The resulting beer blooms with notes of candied passionfruit, strawberry, and floral jasmine with a soft, creamy acidity. From us to you, we present Poetic Memory."

"Riesling Pomace Wild Ale. This red ale has aged more than one year in red wine barrels with our wild yeast culture. Afterwards, it’s been infused with freshly pressed riesling pomace." BBD is 19/10/2023

"Mixed fermentation wild ale with saccharomyces cervisiae yeast, two bretta- nomyces strains, lactobacillus and the microorganisms from the peaches for 15 months in french oak barrels."

"This is our second iteration of Bière De Rhubarbe. In July 2022 we got 500kg of Reeds Early Rhubarb from Ryans farm in Dublin. We pressed the rhubarb & added 400L of rhubarb juice to a blend of spontaneous beers where it refermented for 6 months before packaging."

"In front of you a unique beer, because we added fruit to it twice - year after year - nearly 900g of peaches per liter of beer! The base for it was brewed in 2020 and was fermented with our blend of microorganisms. We added fresh peaches from a farm near Wroclaw to the beer the first time after 8 months of fermentation, and the second time after 20 months. We wanted to make it more intense, more interesting and less predictable. The result is astonishing, dominated by the flavor and aroma of flesh and peach skins, while funky notes are encountered in the background, the whole thing is rounded off by intense acidity - an ideal proposition for sourheads."

"Produced in respect of Belgian ancient tradition, this beer is our 100% spontaneous fermentation in coolship, aged 18 months in oak barrels, and enriched with our best Incrocio Manzoni pomace. Grape's skins macerate into beer for 3 months."

"This beer matures for 12 months in oak barrels with our indigenous yeasts and bacteria. At the end of maturation we add a selection of ancient varieties of local peaches"

Spanish Brandy barrel aged sour quadrupel with blueberries.

"This beer matures for 12 months in oak barrels with our indigenous yeasts and bacteria. At the end of maturation we add a selection of ancient varieties of local peaches"

"Our new beer from the WILD series is the result of an experimental approach to brewing, where each bottle hides the story of "second-use" fruit. These peaches, apricots and raspberries, which were previously used to ferment our other beers, have found a new life, adding unique flavor notes to this unique drink. Thanks to this innovative method, fruit accents are more refined and their taste is subtle and multidimensional. The lightness of this beer is achieved thanks to gentle fermentation, which allows for the extraction of the best features of wild yeast, while harmoniously combining them with fruity sweetness."

"Mixed Fermentation Golden Sour with Scottish Blackberries. Blended from four batches of golden sour beers all primary fermented with different Brettanomyces strains and brewed with locally grown malted barley, wheat and oats. This blend has an average age of four months and provides bright tropical, stone fruit and red berry aromatics. We conditioned this blended beer on 220g/l of locally grown Scottish blackberries (aka brambles). The resulting beer has an intense red/purple hue, and aromas of a tropical berry fruit medley. We get sweet/sour tangy, hedgerow berries, guava, jammy raspberries and some light tannin from the berry skins."

"Our most mango-packed beer yet! We started with a base fermented for four months in tank using our most tropical-forward yeast strains, building layers of overripe tropical fruit, juicy fruit gummies, and a subtle touch of Brettanomyces funk. From there, we refermented it on an enormous 300 g/L of Indian Alphonso mango, amplifying the lush, fruit-saturated character to the max."