Season 2019-2020. Assemblage #74. Bottled on 02/09/2020. "For this Schaarbeekse Kriek, we macerated locally grown and manually harvested sour cherries for almost fourteen months in wooden barrels, with both one-year and two-year old lambik. The final fruit intensity is about 350 grams of Schaarbeekse per litre of finished Schaarbeekse Kriek. The average age of this beer upon release will be around two-and-a-half years. 100% 3 Fonteinen."

Season 2018-2019 Assemblage #108. bottled on 11/09/2019. "This Oude Geuze is a blend of lambikken originating from eight different brews and six different barrels. A portion of the oude lambikken was brewed in February 2016. The weighted average age upon its release was 47 months, including bottle maturation of over 2,5 years."

"Smauk is a dark Sour Ale brewed with oak smoked malts from Vloermouterij Masterveld. After 14 months in barrels this beer came out with notes of bitter chocolate, wood and blood orange. Bottled August 2022, 1100 bottles."

Season 2022-2023 Assemblage #38. Bottled on 31/01/2023. "For this first ever fully organic grape lambik, we macerated Grüner Veltliner grapes on one- and two-year old lambik. The grapes were sourced from Christoph Hoch, a Demeter-certified wine maker from Hollenburg an der Donau, Austria. Total maceration time was almost five months and the weighted average age of this blend was more than 19 months upon bottling. The final fruit intensity is 406 grams of whole grapes per litre of finished Druif. All cereals we used in brewing the seven different lambikken, were sourced with local Pajot farmers."

Magnum. "Blend of yound and old lambics matured in cognac barrels."

Magnum. "Blend of old lambics matured in palo cortado sherry barrels."

"Two-Year Barrel-Aged Gose - A historic recipe brought to life: this Gose is aged for two years in barrels, brewed with fresh hops and red wine grapes. Juicy and drinkable, it pours a lovely, intense pink – a perfect blend of tradition, fruit, and refreshment."

Magnum. "The craft : In the autumn of 2024, we visited the Charente, the region of Cognac. There, we selected three different types of Cognac barrels: 30 year old barrels of 550 litres, 20 year old barrels of 450 litres, and young barriques of 220 litres. In these, we let a geuze blend mature for an extra season, until it became our beautiful Charent'euse.
The Experience : In the nose, Charent'euse reveals the unique character of cognac. The integrated wood tones combine vanilla with notes of matured eau de vie. The finish is long and silky soft, with a typical warm glow."