"An evolution of the very first Wadesda, a blend of Jambe-de-Bois and Cantillon lambic, making the Wadesda #9 a Tripel Saison: a stronger version of the original Saisons. She is amber in colour and has those typical characteristics of Lambic: woody with a strong funky nose of Brettanomyces, with quince and fallen apples. This is followed by white flowers, old kirsch and persimmon, and even a hint of curry leaves. A very winey character, as it should be! All of this blends perfectly with the classic aromas of tripels, like pears and bananas. Her strong alcohol percentage enhances her vinous qualities and gives a certain roundness to a finale that is quite dry and almost mineral. Intoxicating and complex, but refreshing and drinkable!"

Lambic with Pinot Noir grapes

"Beer of spontaneous fermentation, the Oude Roussanne Tilquin à l'ancienne is made from the fermentation of 260 g of Roussanne grapes by liter of lambic. Unfiltered and unpasteurized, this beer is refermented in the bottle."

"Beer of spontaneous fermentation, the Oude Viognier Tilquin à l'ancienne is made from the fermentation of 250 g of Viognier grapes by liter of lambic. Unfiltered and unpasteurized, this beer is refermented in the bottle."

Phi (Blond Sour) infused with vanilla & meadow sweet

Phi (Blond Sour) dry hopped with Mosaic & Krush

Label might a bit damaged due to the long cellaring

"An Imperial soda sour that’s bigger, bolder and just what the Doctor ordered! Big Fizzician combines sweet, dark, and sour cherries with creamy vanilla, hints of caramel and subtle spicy undertones."

"Boon Geuze Mariage Parfait has an alcohol content of 8%. It consists of 95% mild lambic, aged at least three years and specially reserved for this purpose, and 5% young lambic. The latter provides the fermentable sugars and wild yeasts. After mixing in a vessel of 25,000 litres, the wort (unfermented mixture) is filtered and chilled. If we are bottling, we bring it back to fermentation temperature. The bottles are placed in a climate-controlled space for the secondary fermentation. This is followed by maturing at low temperature for at least 6 months. Want to know the bottling date? Simply subtract 20 years from the “best before” date!
The soft, mildly sour berry taste, harmonises with the oak barrels’ aromas in which Geuze Mariage Parfait has ripen. The body speaks of vanilla followed by a bitter aftertaste of cloves that becomes increasingly intense. Sublime."

Lambic with Gamay Grapes

"Remember Triple Gelato: Berries & Cream - one of the top-rated Gelatos ever? It’s time for the XTREME version, packed with even more fruit - raspberries, blackcurrants, and blueberries - and amped up with marshmallows and vanilla for that extra kick."

"This is our classic Phi reimagined with a tropical, smoky twist: smoked mango, peach & pineapple!
Bright acidity, juicy fruit, and a subtle smokiness that lingers beautifully."

"Brewing is science, expertise, intuition, but sometimes also archival work. Our passion for tradition doesn't stop with the beer itself: every now and then we delve into history, searching for forgotten knowledge. We were recently reminded of a remarkable document from the State Archives of Brussels: an ordinance from 1559, drawn up by Remy Le Mercier, city treasurer of Halle. A piece that will undoubtedly cause a stir among connoisseurs.
The text specifies the correct grain ratios for local beers from that time. Today, the document is considered the oldest known recipe linked to lambic. What immediately stands out? The mention of oats. A grain rarely found in lambic today, but still legally permitted alongside 60% barley malt and 30% wheat. That beer recipes evolve over time is beyond dispute. Technology changes, and legislation also has an impact. And yet: Le Mercier's grain ratio is still remarkably close to what is the standard today.
Thanks to Remy Le Mercier, we know that lambic has been brewed since at least the 16th century. So we used his ordinance as a guide for an exclusive Oude Geuze. On February 22, 2024, we filled no fewer than 5,400 75cl bottles. With this Oude Geuze Remy Le Mercier, we prove that oats can indeed play a role in the production of Oude Geuze. The result: A soft, full-bodied Oude Geuze with a firm head and a clearly recognizable nutty oat flavor."

"In this new Gelato XTREME release, you’re getting over 40% real fruit - bananas, passion fruit, white guava, and peach. But that’s not all! We’ve added some Japanese matcha, and the vibrant green color comes from a hint of spirulina."

"Boon Geuze Mariage Parfait has an alcohol content of 8%. It consists of 95% mild lambic, aged at least three years and specially reserved for this purpose, and 5% young lambic. The latter provides the fermentable sugars and wild yeasts. After mixing in a vessel of 25,000 litres, the wort (unfermented mixture) is filtered and chilled. If we are bottling, we bring it back to fermentation temperature. The bottles are placed in a climate-controlled space for the secondary fermentation. This is followed by maturing at low temperature for at least 6 months. Want to know the bottling date? Simply subtract 20 years from the “best before” date!
The soft, mildly sour berry taste, harmonises with the oak barrels’ aromas in which Geuze Mariage Parfait has ripen. The body speaks of vanilla followed by a bitter aftertaste of cloves that becomes increasingly intense. Sublime."

"This Imperial Pastry Sour is a true liquid treat that explores the sacred union between the vibrant acidity of red fruits and the richness of maple syrup. It has a velvety texture (inspired by pastry), where the woody sugar of maple coats the red berries, before stretching into a comforting finish with notes of vanilla."

"New Gelato XTREME! Over 40% fruit, super thick, intensely sour and sweet. A liquid take on vanilla custard with sweet bananas and mango, balanced by sharp, zesty yuzu."

"After the great success of Gelato: Cocco Fresco, it’s time for the XTREME version - stronger, thicker, and loaded with even more fruit. You’ll find passion fruit, pink guava, and peach, all topped off with toasted coconut flakes."