"A dubbel uytzet. During the 19th century, uytzet, especially the uytzet from Gent, was one of the most popular beer types of Belgium. For double uytzet more malt and hops were needed, it was only brewed in winter time and it was stored longer."

Saison van de Bruwer is a spelt Saison, dry-hopped and fermented with added Brettanomyces. It is blond, opalescent; its very persistent foam is creamy and fine. Very aromatic and fruity, its nose is reminiscent of pineapple, quince, apricot, and gooseberry. A ‘funky’ touch, typical of Brettanomyces, completes the picture. In the mouth these same flavors are intensified and accompanied by notes of cereals, a floral touch, and a final that evokes lime zests.
Its attack is mellow, but its finish is dry and bitter — typical character traits of the 1920s Saisons.

"Une saison citadine au sarrasin pour fêter le retour du soleil sur notre belle ville de Bruxelles. Cette bière exalte des notes poivrées et épicées. En bouche, une belle sécheresse est contre-balancée par un léger goût de noisette. Une longueur apportée par une légère amertume et les protéines du sarrasin cru permettent de continuer l'expérience gustative bien après la première gorgée…"

Brewed with Spelt and Wheat.

"Grisette de fermentation mixte, malts d'artisans, filtrée sur foin, houblonnage aromatique fleurs entières, mélange de levure maison."

"Il s'agit d'un assemblage de deux brassins de Saison. La première est une saison au seigle fermentée avec notre cocktail de levures "funky" et vieillie durant 9 mois en barriques de Vouvray fraichement vidées. La deuxième est une jeune saison houblonnée généreusement avec de l'Hallertau Blanc, du Nelson Sauvin et du Bru-1. Elle vient équilibrer et rafraichir le côté boisé de la première. Les deux bières ont été assemblées en janvier dernier et maturent depuis maintenant 4 mois. Le résultat est une bière aux accents très vineux, avec des notes de groseilles à maquereau, des arômes de coing et d'acacia. C'est à la fois sec, bien amer, et hautement pintable."

Hay & Kumquat Saison

Morpheus Saison fermented with Brett and aged in Vermouth barrels.

Saison blended with lambic from Cantillon and aged in barrels. "An extremely complex but at the same time very refreshing beer. It somehow resembles a hoppy gueuze with a distinct bitterness. Indeed, the Saisons were generously hopped for the well-known keeping properties of hops. Also, they were often dry-hopped, as is the case here. Saison de la Senne has been barrel-aged for three years before bottling. Amber in color, its nose reminds one of Lambic, with notes of fallen apples, wood, leather, and the typical funky character of the Bretts. In the mouth, a soft tartness is present, quickly leading to dryness. The aromas of the nose are completed by those of spelt and rye, quince, green gooseberries and a complex vinous character. The finish is bitter but perfectly in balance." Second blend bottled in March 2023.

"Minne - Wild blonde ale with Japanese flowering quince. Minne was made with tiny quince apples from the food forest. Quince symbolises love and friendship, cherishing something or somebody, opening your heart to life. Picking the apples requires dedication, because they cling to their branches like there's no tomorrow, amid long sharp thorns. All you can do is approach them with care and respect, like you would a loved one." best before is 09/02/2023

Imperial Saison aged on Chateau Neuf du Pape Foeder

Imperial Saison, first aged in a Châteauneuf du Pape foeder, later barrel aged on Margaux "Château Kirwan" barrels

Saison dry-hoped with Amarillo and Nelson Sauvin.

"This mixed-fermentation saison is a light and easy-drinking small beer. Aged in white wine barrels, this delicate beer was then dry-hopped for a refreshing finish."

"Assemblage de grape ale (syrah mourvedre, sour avec macération de grenache noir et de saison de foudre."

3rd Batch of Fantôme de Tous les D'iâpes. Fantome made specially to celebrate the qualification of the Belgian football team to the World Cup 2018 (in Russia). BB on bottle is end 2020.

"Biere de Table is one of the first non-fruit releases in the #Wild series. Brewed in collaboration with the Little Earth Project in November 2019. Our partner is a brewery located in Suffolk, famous for its historic and wild beers that are fermented with local wild yeast and bacteria. We couldn't miss this opportunity and decided that this beer would be co-fermented with our own wild yeast blend and Little Earth home strain, harvested from apple skins from their own farm in Sudbury, UK. We chose only the best barrels from this small vat, and then mixed them with 10 percent aged Saison fermented with brewing and wild strains." BB 06/2021

"Farmhouse ale mixed fermented with indigenous yeasts of our vineyards and matured for 5 months in oak barrels. At the end of maturation, we add our Tai Rosso grapes and a touch of dry-hop."

Hoppy Dark Saison

BB is 01/2022