"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."

"We blended 1 and 2 year old lambic and macerated them on fresh mirabelle plums from Belgian soil. After 6 months, we removed them and barrel aged the lambic for another 3 months. At botteling we blended this barrel with a 3 year old pink rose lambic."

"Blend of 3 different barrel aged lambics of 24 months to 35 months old. This Geezer does not contain beer of 1 or 3 years or older. One of the lambics was aged in a barrel that previously contained cherry wine, giving it a rounded almond flavor."

"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."