Pack Containing 2 bottles from Pellicle: 50/50/50/ ("This cider captures exactly how we wanted our cider to taste from the cider. This blend contains 50% of our favorite apple variety: Pomme d'Or, giving backbone and astringency to final result. The other 50% contains 50% of cider aged in old Calvados barrels and 50% cider aged in old Marsala barrels. The latter two ciders add complex vinous notes, while also giving the balance this cider deserves. Who chose to make this cider slightly sparkling, to fully highlight its layers.") and Spiced Fenugreek ("A lambic blend containing 1, 2 and 3 year old lambic from 4 different breweries. During our holiday last year in the south of France, we took home some of the best apricots and peaches we ever came across. After macerating them on the different lambics, we aged the beer for a couple more months. A few days prior to botteling we added fenugreek herb to it. This herb imparts a specific herbal and curry-like character. Interestingly, fenugreek powder can be used to fight mildew in the vineyard.")

Pack Containing 2 bottles from Pellicle: Ultra Violet ("We are big red beetroot fans. We also realize it's a an acquired taste for some people. To make this blend as accessible as possible, we started by making a 100% red beetroot wine one year ago. We then went looking for the perfect barrels of cider to accompany this beetroot wine with it. The final result has a wicked red/purple color & a nice fizz. It boasts red beetroot, cassis and wine.") and Mira d'Or Vanilla ("A lambic blend containing 1, 2 and 3 year old lambic from 5 different breweries. On our search for the best fruit, we went to the Elzas region for fully ripe mirabelle plums. The region of Lorraine is famous for it, which is why we decided to buy handpicked biologically grown fruit from there. After a semi-carbonic maceration of 2 months, we added the 1 to 3 year old lambic to the fruit. After refermentation was done, we took the mirabelle lambic, backblended with some more young lambic. To this particular blend we also added fresh vanilla beans. As Mexico is the country where vanilla originated from, we took some of the best and freshest vanilla beans home during our holiday on the Yucatàn peninsula last year.")

"With some of the peaches remaining, we decided to experiment with co-fermentation. Gorsem krieken harvested earlier that year were combined with white peaches in a ratio of one third krieken to two thirds peaches. The fruit fermented on two-year-old lambic before the beer was racked off and allowed to settle further in stainless steel. No additional blending was done at bottling."

"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."

"One of our flagship blends returns.
Enter the Dragon III follows the same approach as its predecessors. Lambic aged between one and two years macerated on Gorsem cherries for six months before spending an additional three months ageing in oak.
The final blend is finished with a small addition of fresh wort and a generous amount of fresh rosemary harvested from a friend's garden."